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Coconut Fibre Dish Brush
£4.95
This coconut dish brush makes washing dishes easy and eco-friendly. The coconut fibre bristles are tough enough to shift grease and burnt food, yet soft enough to be used on non-stick pans and glassware.
You can use the angled dish brush head to scrub into the corners of pans and mugs, while the handle keeps your hands out of the soapy washing-up water.
Our coconut dish brush makes an eco-friendly addition to any kitchen. It's completely natural and made from sustainably sourced coconut fibre, FSC-certified beechwood, and stainless steel.
- ◄Product Details
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- 1 coconut fibre dish brush
- Dimensions: 23cm length x 7cm width x 5cm depth
- Made from FSC® 100% certified beechwood, coconut husk and stainless steel
- Biodegradable & Sustainable
- Recyclable Kraft Packaging
- Safe to use on non-stick pans - non-scratch
- Shifts tough grease
- Designed to get into hard-to-reach places
- ◄Care Instructions
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- Rinse your coconut dish brush and let it air dry after each use
- Test surfaces to make sure they do not scratch (some extra soft or cheaper materials may scratch)
- Please keep in mind that the dish brush head is attached using natural glue. If the brush handle is left in hot water for too long, it could dissolve. To extend the longevity of your coconut brush, we recommend not leaving it in water between uses.
- ◄Reviews
- ◄More Info
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Our coconut fibre dish brush makes washing dishes by hand easy. Dish brushes are a more hygienic alternative to sponges - read our dish brushes vs sponges guide to learn more. They're also a great option for washing up on the go, because you can keep your hands out of the water without needing to reach for gloves.
Choosing a coconut fibre brush is a great way to reduce plastic waste in your home. They work just like usual dish brushes. Simply soak your dishes in hot water, scrub them clean with a brush, then rinse. Read our guide to the most eco-friendly way to wash dishes.
Our dish brush handle is made from FSC-certified beechwood. This means that the wood used in this product is certified against the principles and criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council®, including values such as maintaining the forest’s ecosystem, upholding indigenous people’s rights of land ownership, and a commitment to maintain or enhance the forests used.
