How to care for and clean your bamboo matcha tea whisk?

Caring and properly cleaning your bamboo matcha tea whisk is terribly important if you are planning to use your tea whisk for a longer time.
Devices such as tea whisk kusenaoshi stands can help, but can damage your tea whisk when improperly used.
In this video I explain several points on how to care for your tea whisk and how to use the tea whisk stand.
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[@cottoncandyaddict]

Thank you so much! I just got a matcha tea set and I have no idea what I’m doing haha

[@theteacrane]

Hi There! I can certainly help you with that. I have videos on whisking matcha, and also offer a free beginning course to matcha on my homepage.

[@abotas3870]

Same here

[@1964somar]

haha you're kinda fun!!!!!!

[@1964somar]

I never thought about like that ! Thank you :)

[@1964somar]

enough of your silly crimes this is a nice family friendly video

[@nicolasfredette8564]

Very informative ! Thank you :)

[@1964somar]

isn't it ????

[@AmbutuMalone]

Thank you!

[@1964somar]

you're the reason this site is awesome!

[@godhash]

Didn't knew, that I could reshape it with the stand. Thank you Mr. Monk! :)

[@1964somar]

so what is the stand ?
just wondering
thanks youre the bestest

[@godhash]

@@1964somar hey, it's just a "traditional matcha whisk holder"

[@59michaelash]

kuse naoshi is an interesting term. I assume the kanji for kuse is 癖 as in curly, kinky, frizzy, unruly -- used to describe hair? and "naoshi" is to correct or fix -- so a rough, literal translation would be: "curl smoother-outer" haha -- clever!

[@theteacrane]

That’s exactly it! However, Kuse is often written with kana alone instead of the kanji.

[@1964somar]

oh how I love this live

[@Tarik360]

I just used one and then looked at it and wondered "now what?"

[@theteacrane]

Another one of my videos that may be of interest to you then is this one:
ruclips.net/video/SwTHGhUAq-8/видео.html

[@1964somar]

now what?

[@radiologirsudar1056]

Can you use soap to clean?

[@theteacrane]

It is preferable to refrain from using soap on any of the tea implements. Rinsing under running water will sufficiently remove the tea powder adhering to the whisk, as well as tea bowl.

[@1964somar]

so.....it's macha?