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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, with an update. I got this: https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Grips-Natural-Bristle-Vegetable/dp/B00004OCKX/ref=sr_1_2?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1523238024&sr=1-2&keywords=oxo+vegetable+brush I've used it 3-5 times and already the bristles are totally bent. This thing is a piece of shit. I need something else. I know it was only $5, but it makes me want to cry to have wasted that money. [/quote] There are several other brushes in amazon with higher ratings, why did you get this one? I have no idea where I got them but I have two vegetable brushes with wooden handles that I’ve had forever. I don’t think it should be as difficult as you’re making it. Something from dollar tree would probably be fine. [/quote] I have a weird relationship with potatoes, so to be honest it doesn't surprise me that I'm having trouble with potato-related things. I bought the least expensive one that seemed like it would work. I know OXO is a good brand for kitchen stuff. The one I had before this was a POS dollar store one that also had completely bent bristles. Maybe I'm being unrealistic in my bristle-related hopes and dreams. But I had a vision, a vision of the potato scrubber my parents got in the 60's that they STILL USE, that would work perfectly. [/quote]
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