Wooden Dish Brush – Onekea Bros. General Store

June 02,2024

Replace plastic dish brushes in the kitchen! This removable-head dish brush has a wood handle and brush head, with stiff agave fiber (vegan) plant bristles. It is held together with silver metal wire, and includes a small wire loop at the end for hanging dry. Use for general dish washing or stuck on food as a mild scru.

The handle is made of sustainable wood and the bristle of the brush is made of sisal (a Mexican plant agave with large fleshy leaves). Sisal is a thick hard fiber, wear-resistant and easy to clean. The scrubber replacement head is made with sisal and palm fiber bristles and is very stiff. It is not recommended for delicate surfaces like nonstick cookware. To replace the head (or to pop it out to scrub without the handle), loosen the ring below the head until you can slide the brush out of the wire holder.

Maintenance: After use, rinse the sisal bristle with clean water and hang dry naturally or store bristles down. To prevent cracks, do not leave the wood part soaking in water.

Disposal: Once worn out, the wooden head and sisal bristle can be 100% composted or buried in the backyard. All metal staples can be recycled in a metal recycling bin.

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Replace plastic dish brushes in the kitchen! This removable-head dish brush has a wood handle and brush head, with stiff agave fiber (vegan) plant bristles. It is held together with silver metal wire, and includes a small wire loop at the end for hanging dry. Use for general dish washing or stuck on food as a mild scrub brush. When the bristles wear down, replace the head and continue to use the handle. The handle is made of sustainable wood and the bristle of the brush is made of sisal (a Mexican plant agave with large fleshy leaves). Sisal is a thick hard fiber, wear-resistant and easy to clean. The scrubber replacement head is made with sisal and palm fiber bristles and is very stiff. It is not recommended for delicate surfaces like nonstick cookware. To replace the head (or to pop it out to scrub without the handle), loosen the ring below the head until you can slide the brush out of the wire holder. Maintenance: After use, rinse the sisal bristle with clean water and hang dry naturally or store bristles down. To prevent cracks, do not leave the wood part soaking in water. Disposal: Once worn out, the wooden head and sisal bristle can be 100% composted or buried in the backyard. All metal staples can be recycled in a metal recycling bin.

This beautiful dish brush will get that dirty job done without producing kitchen waste! Instead of plastic sponges that, let's face it, don't work, this brush has replaceable brush heads that are the perfect size and texture to beat the mess! This eco-friendly dish brush is composed of natural, German beechwood and tough Mexican Tampico bristles.