🥔 Libman 1040 Culinary Brush with Built-in Potato Eye Remover Review

Peel potatoes like a master. The thorn on the side can also dig up bad spots. I would buy it again but I won't need it for a long time. It's well built.

Peels potatoes like a master. The thorn on the side can also dig up bad spots. I would buy it again but I won't need it for a long time. It's well built.

I bought my first brush from Menard's over 2 years ago. Polymer fibers are soft but dense, making the brush soft/hard. It's not designed to remove dried-on food residue: I either rinse my plates for 10 minutes after eating or let them soak and then use a faucet sprayer to remove food residue. Then I clean them in soapy water with this excellent brush. The brush head is triangular and 2-1/4" wide, including the potato eye remover, and it took me a while to get used to washing under the pot lid's

peels potatoes like a master. The thorn on the side can also dig up bad spots. I would buy it again but I won't need it for a long time. It's well built.

I bought my first brush at Menard's over 2 years ago. Polymer fibers are soft but dense, making the brush soft/hard. It's not designed to remove dried-on food residue: I either rinse my plates for 10 minutes after eating or let them soak and then use a faucet sprayer to remove food residue. Then I clean them in soapy water with this excellent brush. The brush head is triangular and 2-1/4" wide, including the potato eye remover, and it took me a while to get used to washing under the pot lid's…