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Wooden Dish Brush by Good Change, Beech and Tampico

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Sale price$12.50

Some things earn their place on the bench by being useful first and good looking second. The Good Change Wooden Dish Brush manages both. It swaps plastic for FSC certified beech and natural tampico plant fibres, which gives you real scrubbing power from a brush that is not shedding plastic into your sink.

The handle is carved from a single piece of beech, with a long, slim head that reaches into champagne glasses, jars, baby bottles, vases and tight corners. Tampico is a plant fibre that grows wild in Mexico, and it is tough without being hard enough to scratch a non-stick pan.

How do I stop it going mouldy?

The wood is natural, so it will eventually mould if it is kept damp. Store it upright with the bristles facing up so water drains away from the head, and let it dry fully between uses. If mould does appear, soak it for 10 to 15 minutes in a cup of white vinegar with a dash of soap, then dry it in the sun.

The bristles feel softer than my old plastic brush. Do they still work?

Yes, and the softness is deliberate. It means the bristles mould around whatever you are cleaning and stay safe on non-stick surfaces. For baked on grime, soak the dish first, or flip the brush and use the handle end as a scraper.

Can I replace just the head?

No, it is a single solid piece of timber. That is what makes it slim enough to fit inside a glass and durable enough to last.

Why you will love it

  • Natural materials: an FSC certified beech handle with tampico plant fibre bristles
  • Safe on non-stick: the softer natural bristles will not scratch a good pan
  • Long slim head: gets into bottles, jars and corners a chunky brush cannot reach
  • One solid piece: no join to loosen or break
  • End of life: Good Change states the brush is compostable, mulchable or burnable

Product details

  • Dimensions: 27cm long x 3cm wide x 4cm
  • Weight: 60g
  • Materials: FSC certified beech wood with tampico plant bristles
  • Construction: one piece
  • End of life: the brand states it is compostable

Care

  • Rinse it after use and shake off the excess water.
  • Store it upright with the bristles facing up, in a jar or the corner of the sink.
  • Swap hands occasionally so the bristles wear evenly and the brush lasts longer.

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What it comes down to

A 27cm dish brush from Good Change, made from a single piece of FSC certified beech with natural tampico plant bristles. The long slim head reaches into glassware, jars and corners, the bristles are gentle on non-stick pans, and the brand states the whole brush is compostable at the end of its life.

Good Change wooden dish brush in FSC beech with natural tampico bristles
Wooden Dish Brush by Good Change, Beech and Tampico Sale price$12.50

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