Long Handle Dish Brush
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Our Long-Handled Dish Brushes come with a replaceable head made from sturdy agave fibers and a bamboo wood handle that can tackle any mess you throw at it.
- This brush can easily replace any plastic brush in your kitchen
- Agave fiber head is removable, replaceable, and compostable
- Metal wire allows it to be hung up to dry
- Keep the wood parts dry(ish) between washes for longevity
- Bamboo is a sustainable and fast growing wood alternative!
Sustainability:
plastic free
vegan
women owned
compostable
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About This Item:
The agave plant just added one more exciting gig to it's already impressive resume...a strong and durable textile. The Long Handled Agave Dish Brush is a versatile and attractive tool that is begging to replace your tired plastic scrubbers. With a detachable and replaceable agave bristle head, you'll be able to get in to every nook and cranny as well as have a wallet friendly option that is always ready to tackle a task. The handle is made from fast-growing bamboo, which is a great alternative to plastic. We're so in love with it's aesthetic and ability to handle the toughest jobs, we keep one in the kitchen and one in the bathroom!
Care: Add a small amount of soap to a cup of vinegar and soak your brush in the liquid for about 10 minutes to kill germs and remove bacteria; Rinse with hot water; Lay brush bristles down to dry. We recommend oiling the wood once every few months. *Keep handle from soaking in water for long periods to extend the life of your brush. Each brush can last 6 months to 2 years depending on usage.
Materials: Bamboo and agave fiber that is grown, harvested and sun dried using traditional techniques.
End of Life: Each brush head can be used for 3+ months. Once worn out, replace the head. The wood and agave parts can be composted or buried in your garden and the silver metal part can be recycled.