Swap your plastic dish brushes with a 100% biodegradable Beechwood and Sisal Fiber Dish Brush. The head is removable and replaceable. This kitchen brush has a beechwood handle with sisal fiber (agave plant) bristles. It is minimally fastened together with a metal wire & metal loop to hang to dry.
The Beechwood and Sisal Fiber Dish Brush with the handle is 9″ in length.
Care Instructions
Wood is naturally antimicrobial. Generally just hang the dish brush to dry on a towel or elevate to allow bristles to drain in between use. If you need to clean the bristles, rinse with water and vinegar to kill bacteria. Most importantly, never leave submerged in water. In short, it will wear on the wood causing it to crack; it may even cause the natural bristles to fall out.
The Beechwood and Sisal Fiber Dish Brush Head lasts about 6 months, however, the handle last up to two years.
Brush Head Replacement
Replacing the Beechwood and Sisal Fiber Dish Brush Head is simple. Pinch the wires together near the head of the brush and slide the small circular metal piece down to remove old brush head. However, 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.
Watch this how-to video.
EELA Picks
I use this brush with my favorite dish soap for washing my dishes every day. I love that the handles last up to two years and I won’t be throwing another plastic brush handle in the garbage.
Eco-Friendly
Wooden handles with 100% sisal plant fiber bristles (agave plant). Demote heads to household cleaning and then compost. Recycle metal parts for scrap.
Me Mother Earth
Me Mother Earth started their company with a collapsible straw kit. They love working craft fairs, markets and events to get the opportunity to talk face to face with people about the importance of making simple swaps everyday to reduce our impact on the environment. It affects all us all.
They state that they are not experts at plastic-free & sustainable living and face the same challenges that everyone else does, but are SO incredibly passionate about Mother Earth, sustainability, and educating those around us.
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