Soft dishwashing brush, made of untreated beech wood and non-synthetic bristles of animal origin.
It is an alternative to conventional scouring pads, made with petroleum derivatives, which with use dissolve and release microplastics into the water, which treatment plants cannot filter and end up contaminating rivers and oceans. The bristles of this brush are biodegradable, so they do not contaminate the water if they come off.
It is a very strong and durable product.
It can be used as a hand brush or, also, as a replacement for this brush with handle.
Plastic-free product. Not vegan.
Soft dishwashing brush, made of untreated beech wood and non-synthetic bristles of animal origin.
It is an alternative to conventional scouring pads, made with petroleum derivatives, which with use dissolve and release microplastics into the water, which treatment plants cannot filter and end up contaminating rivers and oceans. The bristles of this brush are biodegradable, so they do not contaminate the water if they come off.
It is a very strong and durable product.
It can be used as a hand brush or, also, as a replacement for this brush with handle.
Plastic-free product. Not vegan.
SIZE
Diameter of the brush base: 5 cm
Approximate diameter of the bristles of the brush: 8 cm
FEATURES
This soft brush is used to scrub dishes, glassware and cutlery. It is also suitable for cleaning the kitchenware and pans that do not have a lot of food stuck. But if the dirt requires a stronger scrubbing, we recommend this pot brush.
It is made in Germany, with untreated beech wood and non-synthetic bristles of animal origin.
It is a very strong and durable product.
It can be used as a hand brush or, also, as a replacement for this brush with handle.
ENVIRONMENTAL CARE
It is a plastic-free and biodegradable product, so there is no risk of contaminating the waters if any sow breaks loose. Quite the contrary happens when we use conventional scouring pads, made with petroleum derivatives. With use, small plastic particles break up and come off, which the treatment plants are not able to filter. These microplastics end up polluting rivers and oceans, putting the biodiversity of the waters at serious risk.
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