Say goodbye to yucky yellow sponges and plastic scrubbing pads and say hello to this nifty plastic-free dish brush with a replaceable head!
This dish brush is made with a bamboo handle and plant-based sisal bristles from a perennial succulent. This means that it is 100% compostable. But the super neat thing about this brush is that it has a removable head! Once the bristles are finished, simply unscrew the used head and compost it, then screw in a replacement head. The replacement head can be found here.
If you have a natural wood balm, wax, or oil, feel free to coat the handle from time to time to preserve the handle and keep it lasting a long time!
Additional Information
Material: Handle is bamboo. Bristles are sisal (a perennial succulent).
Care instructions: Shake off excess water after use and allow to dry thoroughly to help the brush last longer. If you have a natural wax or wood balm, feel free to coat the handle to keep the wood lasting longer.
Country of origin: China.
Health & Environment: Plastic-free, BPA-free, replaceable, compostable.
Packaging: Recyclable cardboard box.
…...after only two weeks of use. This is surprising and very unfortunate since we otherwise have liked the brush very much. LWP response: Hi there. Our apologies. It sounds like a defective brush. This is rare, but can happen, and we would be happy to replace it.
It's a great brush and I'm very happy to have the replacement head. I just wish the handle was longer. There are lots of cleaning jobs involving a pot, pan, or other kitchen item that is deep. Rather than having to plunge my hand into the mucky mess (as I now must do with this short brush), it would be very nice to have a longer brush do the dirty work. Hi Joan, Thank you so much for your feedback and your support! Good news! We actually have a variety of longer brushes that are meant for those hard to get places and I would be happy to include the links below. We brought in this shorter brush specifically to be a smaller alternative as we have many longer options but did not have a small hand held version. I hope it does the trick, if not, perhaps one of these might be interesting to try next time around. Thanks again! Long wooden bottle and dish brush: [https://lifewithoutplastic.com/wood-bottle-and-dish-brush-with-natural-bristles/](https://lifewithoutplastic.com/wood-bottle-and-dish-brush-with-natural-bristles/) Long handle brush with replaceable head: [https://lifewithoutplastic.com/plastic-free-dish-washing-brush-hard-bristles/](https://lifewithoutplastic.com/plastic-free-dish-washing-brush-hard-bristles/) Brush for long neck bottles: [https://lifewithoutplastic.com/plastic-free-brush-for-cleaning-long-neck-bottles/](https://lifewithoutplastic.com/plastic-free-brush-for-cleaning-long-neck-bottles/) Metal, wood, and boar hair bottle brush: [https://lifewithoutplastic.com/plastic-free-water-bottle-cleaning-brush-with-metal-handle/](https://lifewithoutplastic.com/plastic-free-water-bottle-cleaning-brush-with-metal-handle/)
