Wooden Dish Brush - Eco Living

With proper care, allowing it to dry completely between uses, the wooden handle can last for a very long time. The Tampico fibre bristles will wear down over time, and the brush head is designed to be replaced when needed, typically after several months of regular use.

Yes, Tampico fibre is derived from the agave cactus plant, making it a plant-based and vegan material.

The brush head is typically designed to twist or pull off the handle. Check the specific mechanism for your brush, and then securely attach the new replacement head.

Yes, Tampico fibre bristles are generally considered safe for most non-stick surfaces. However, always use gentle pressure and avoid excessive scrubbing on delicate non-stick coatings.

The total length with the head is approximately 24cm. The handle length is about 16cm, and the brush head diameter is approximately 4cm.

This dish brush is handmade in Germany by a small family company.

Minor stains on the wood can often be gently cleaned with a damp cloth and mild soap. Ensure the wood dries completely afterward. Natural wood may develop a patina over time.

Ensure the replacement head is pushed firmly onto the handle. Check for any debris on the attachment point that might be preventing a secure fit.

The brush was likely not dried completely between uses. Ensure it is stored in a well-ventilated area and allow ample time for drying. If mildew is present, you can try gently scrubbing the affected area with a mild soap and water solution, then dry thoroughly.

The bristles may be worn. It is time to replace the brush head. Ensure you are using adequate dish soap and hot water for tougher cleaning tasks.

Rinse the brush thoroughly and allow it to dry completely in a well-ventilated area. Avoid leaving it in damp environments. A light scrub with a baking soda paste can also help neutralize odors.