Joie Mushroom Brush and Vegetable Scrubber: Efficient and Versatile Kitchen Tool Review

What can I say. This is a small brush used to clean mushrooms. Just make sure your mushrooms are dry like they should be anyway. The plastic cap is a bit annoying. It is difficult to take off and even more of a problem putting it back on as it tends to grab some of the bristles and bend them if not put on straight. Another problem is that after cleaning the brush under water to remove the dirt accumulated by the mushrooms and replacing the cap, there is now a damp brush stuck in the airtight…

I've read previous reviews about the blades bending but didn't know they bent when trying to cut mushrooms. I figured if they bend I'll just bend them in place. When I tried to cut Bell's little mushrooms, their blades warped and didn't fit into the slots in the bottom of the cutter. I tried pushing the mushroom through from below (risking of cutting myself) and pulling the mushroom out from the top (resulting in the mushroom falling apart). I gave up and ended up using my egg slicer because I…

There are people who say mushrooms shouldn't be washed with water. This advice is absurd and completely devoid of any knowledge of fungal anatomy or cell biology. So, for those of us who value cleanliness and don't want to eat our favorite growing medium - manure - the Joie Mushroom Brush is a fantastic tool. When you're looking for a mushroom brush, you want something light in hand with bristles that pushes out dirt and debris but doesn't scratch the surface of the mushroom. Joie ticks all of…