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$6 $12 In stock

Category: Kitchen Tools

Overview

Clean dishes, clean planet.

This low-impact dish brush comes complete with a reusable handle and compostable, interchangeable head made with sturdy, plant-based bristles for a thorough, sustainable scrub.

Stock up on Replacement Heads here!

Materials

Beechwood, 100% Sisal Fiber Bristles, and Stainless Steel.

How To Use


Use with dish soap and warm water to hand-wash dishes.

Product Details

Size: Brush: 9.6” L; Wooden Brush Head: 1.7” W

Packaging: Package free!

More: Made in China

Alternative To

Sponges and dish brushes made from plastic and synthetic fibers.

Care & End of Life

Care Instructions: Clean with soap and water between uses and pat dry. For best results, store bristle side down in a dry area when not in use. Replace Dish Brush Head after about four months, or whenever bristles appear frayed and lose efficacy.

End of Life: Separate brush components for proper disposal. Handle is designed to be reused!

Wooden Components:100% compostable

Bristles:100% compostable

Metal Components:100% recyclable

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

Swapping the heads is almost too easy—I kept the compostable bristles on for weeks and they still scrubbed off baked-on sauce without bending. Knowing the handle gets reused and only the plant-based part goes to the bin makes washing up feel less wasteful.

Elizabeth D. ★★★★★

The handle feels really solid in my hand, not flimsy like past brushes I’ve used, and the plant-based bristles still scrub off stuck-on oatmeal without scratching my pans. I love that I can just toss the head in the compost when it wears out instead of adding plastic to the landfill.

Nicholas F. ★★★★★

Swapping the compostable head took me two seconds, and the bristles are stiff enough to actually scrub off baked-on mess without scratching my pans. I love that I can replace just the head instead of tossing the whole brush.