OXO Good Grips Natural Pastry Brush | Natural Boar Bristles | Non-slip Grip | Dishwasher Safe | Ideal for Butter, Oil, and Baking

works well for what I need it for. all manor of basting. meats and bakery goods making / cooking. I used it to butter some tilapia I fixed tonight. came out good. also good for spreading oil on meat and veggies.

This brush sheds bristles excessively. Despite expecting some shedding, especially with brushes made with natural animal hair, the sheer amount of bristle loss is unacceptable and indicates poor mounting. Even with a gentle stroke, I consistently find at least six bristles coming loose. This level of shedding greatly impacts the appearance of products in my micro bakery kitchen.Initially, I suspected a defective brush, but unfortunately, it seems that is not the case. The OXO representative indicated that this shedding is to be expected due to the brush's "natural bristles." This is not true. If mounted properly one might pick up a couple of bristles, but not 10 and more. I prefer working with brushes that have natural bristles and this is the first one in over 30 years that I am discarding after a couple of uses.I cannot continue using a brush that compromises the quality of my work. Therefore, I have no choice but to discard it. This is disappointing, especially considering my frequent purchase of OXO products, which have typically offered a great price/quality ratio. This situation is a sad exception to that trend.I generally contact sellers before rating a product, as most issues can be resolved through communication. However, OXO appears to be an exception to this rule, as their response has been unsatisfactory.In summary, I would advise against purchasing OXO brushes, as the shedding bristles pose a significant problem. The natural color of these bristles makes it challenging to remove them entirely from your creations, further exacerbating the issue.

This brush is easy to clean and was not overly expensive. My previous brush started losing it’s bristles.

The handle is decent, and the angle of the brush is ergonomic, but the bristles can come out in your food especially when the brush is new. I recommend giving it an aggressive cleaning when first purchased to get any loose ones out, and be vigilant when using it.

My husband purchased this for me as part of my Christmas gift, so I’ve had it about 7 months. I needed a second brush in the kitchen, and I picked this one without reading reviews. I have used it minimally (not even once a week) since for the purpose of spreading oil on homemade pizza crust. Since the first use, bristles have come out. I went to use it last night, and the bristles started coming out more than usual, and before long the whole brush part was coming off the handle! You can see in photos. Waste of money, and I love OXO products in my kitchen. I cook regularly, and we seldom eat out! I’m very disappointed in the quality.

The bristles started falling out immediately

I bought two of these: one to paint olive oil onto bread (instead of any of the spreads out there), and the other for any other basting and brushing such as egg white brushed onto pastry. They work fine, and the grip is good.

I'd just like to start by saying I generally love OXO products but I'm not sure how well this is going to last and the quality is suspect. Immediately upon opening some bristles fell out and there are a few that stick out at an angle from the rest of the bristles that won't lay flat with all the rest. Going to keep it and at least use it a few times before I give a 100% yes or no (will update my review) but I bought a new pastry brush so I wouldn't have to pick brush hairs out of my cooking, and this might defeat that purpose. Kind of have a feeling I might end up at Williams-Sonoma haha.

I've always considered OXO to be a quality brand for kitchen utensils. My previous OXO natural-bristle brush lasted for several years, dropping only the occasional bristle. When It finally was too thin for convenience, I ordered a new one.This brush has been shedding whole clumps of bristles every time I use it. All I have to do is give it a shake, and bristles fly out. I have had it for one year, and it won't survive a second one, even though I am using it with great care and not exposing it to the dishwasher at all (unlike the previous OXO brush, which I ran through the dishwasher regularly).

The media could not be loaded. Produto maravilhoso, cabo emborrachado, não escorregar na mão, cerdas super macias e o diferencial, a curva do cabo . Recomendo.

OXO Good Grips, une marque sérieuse

Il pennello funziona perfettamente.Perde setole se utilizzato, pulito ed asciugato in modo errato. In particolare non è idoneo a spalmare sostanze calde.Va pulito sotto l’acqua che non deve mai essere calda, tiepida è accettabile, fredda è ideale.L’acqua deve lavare le setole dalla metà in giù mai più in alto.Va lasciato asciugare con le setole in giù, mai in su. Per cui andrebbe appeso e lasciato gocciolare in quanto le setole si piegherebbero danneggiandosi. In alternativa si può asciugare con carta da cucina tamponando gentilmente senza stravolgere le setole, questo aiuta sia a pulire che ad asciugare.Va disposto in luogo possibilmente asciutto per evitare che l’umidità col tempo possa degradare la colla naturale che unisce le setole nel manico.Le setole non vanno mai bagnate oltre la metà della lunghezza, idealmente 1/4 è perfetto.Per cui le setole vanno sempre tenute verso il basso per evitare di inumidirne la base.Questo vale per tutti i pennelli indipendentemente che vengano usati per cucinare o per pitturare.Avrei gradito sapere tutto prima di rovinare anche questo pennello, non fate i miei stessi errori.

Does the job but not as precise as I would like.