About this product
This beechwood and sisal fiber dish brush offers a more sustainable alternative to plastic brushes in the kitchen. It features a removable and replaceable head, allowing the handle to be reused for longer — reducing both waste and resource use.
The brush measures approximately 9 inches in length, making it ideal for cleaning glassware, bowls, dishes, and pans. It’s minimally fastened together with a metal wire and includes a metal loop for hanging to dry between uses. The sisal bristles, derived from the agave plant, and beechwood handle help keep plastic dish brushes out of your kitchen and the environment.
Care Instructions: Hang to dry in between uses, on a dry towel or elevated to allow bristles to drain. Never leave submerged in water as it will wear on the wood causing it to crack or may cause the natural bristles to fall out. Heads last about 6 months, and handles last 1-2+ years depending on use. Wood will naturally patina with exposure to water and age- it is normal and not mold. Read our full blog about caring for wood brushes here.
Brush Head Replacement: Pinch the wires together near the head of the brush and slide the small circular metal piece down to remove old brush head- you may need pliers the first time you change it. Slide a new brush head on and slide the metal piece back to its original position to hold it tight. Refill heads can be found here.
Mother Earth Approved: Beechwood handle with sisal fiber bristles (agave plant).
Packaging: Minimal kraft paper tag attached with twine.
Description supplied by Me Mother Earth through its current Shopify listing. Product, performance, and health claims are the seller’s and have not been independently verified by StorkScout.
