Pot Brush (light bristles)

Scouring Brush (dark bristles)

Long Handled Dish Brush (replacement head option)

All three brushes are made with bamboo handles and sisal bristles. The Long Handled Dish Brush also offers the option of a replacement head, extending its life many times over! The Long Handled Dish Brush and Pot Brush have the same bristles so can be used interchangeably according to your handle preference.

These brushes work well for more than just dishes, pots and pans!

🛁 Pair the Scouring Brush with Solid Dish Soap for cleaning jobs that need a good scrub all throughout the house, including the bathroom. For cleaning jobs requiring less elbow grease, the Pot Brush works beautifully.

🥕 Use the Pot or Scouring Brush for cleaning hearty vegetables like carrots and potatoes.

🍃 Both the Pot and Scouring Brushes have many outdoor uses. Clean up outdoor furniture, deck railings, flooring, and more! Anything that needs a good scrub, these brushes have you covered.

Sustainable, simple living one brush at a time!

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The brushes are fully compostable with the exception of the metal on the Long Handled Dish Brush, which can be recycled!

BAMBOO: A rapidly growing, incredibly strong plant and abundant renewable resource

SISAL: An extremely sustainable and eco friendly plant-based resource that is strong, durable, water-resistant, long-lasting and suitable for allergy sufferers
Allow brushes to air dry between uses. Store with bristles down and avoid letting the bamboo sit in water.

For a deep clean, soak the brush - bristle end down - in white vinegar for 30 minutes or so (optional: add a little soap to the vinegar). Rinse with hot water, shake off excess water and air dry with bristle end down. Signs of age are natural.

At the end of life, these brushes are recyclable in your municipal scrap wood recycling program or compostable! To compost, crush them into smaller pieces if you'd like, then bury them in your garden or toss in your backyard compost or green bin. For the Long Handled Dish Brush, remove and recycle the small metal pieces before composting.
Using the prongs of a fork, pull down the metal lock and remove the old head

Add the new replacement head

Secure the new head by using the fork prongs to push the metal lock back in place

Compost the old brush head!

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How to Replace the Dish Brush Head