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Natural Bottle Brush in Tampico Fibre 31cm by Dishy

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A simple, practical tool for the vessels your everyday dish brush cannot quite reach.

The Natural Bottle Brush in Tampico Fibre by Dishy is made for cleaning bottles, vases, jars, carafes and narrow vessels. Made from FSC-certified beech wood with firm vegan Tampico fibre bristles, it brings natural materials and German craftsmanship into your daily cleaning routine.

Tampico fibre is a plant fibre obtained from the Mexican agave, a thoughtful alternative to synthetic bristles. The 31cm handle gives you extra reach, while the rounded head cleans inside tall glassware, drink bottles, flower vases, preserving jars and decorative vessels.

Keep it beside the sink with the Dishy Microfibre Dish Drying Mat and refill tablets from Good Change for a more considered kitchen routine, or add it to a hamper for someone setting up a new home.

Why You'll Love It

  • Made from FSC-certified beech wood and natural Tampico fibre, so it is plastic-free and fully vegan
  • Crafted in Germany and built to last for years
  • The 31cm length reaches the base of tall bottles, jars and narrow vases
  • A beautiful everyday object you will be happy to leave out on display
  • An affordable gift that feels more considered than its price

Product Details

  • Brand: Dishy
  • Material: FSC 100% beech wood
  • Bristles: Tampico fibre (vegan)
  • Dimensions: 310 x 120 x 60mm
  • Origin: made in Germany
  • Care: rinse after use and stand upright or hang to air dry

Styling & Gifting Tips

Keep it on the bench in a ceramic crock or stoneware jar alongside your other natural-handled tools, so the warm beech and pale fibre become part of the kitchen rather than something to hide away. It suits a coastal, Scandi or Japandi palette. As a gift it makes a good stocking filler, a housewarming hamper add-on with a vase, or an easy choice for the eco-conscious friend making plastic-free swaps. Browse more eco-friendly homewares to build the set.

Is this bottle brush vegan?
Yes. The bristles are Tampico fibre from the agave plant, with no animal-derived materials.

What is Tampico fibre?
A natural plant fibre that is firm, durable and water-resistant, which makes it ideal for cleaning glass and reaching into narrow spaces.

Can it really clean vases?
Yes. The 31cm length and slim head reach the bottom of tall, narrow vases and decanters.

In Short

The Dishy Natural Bottle Brush is a 31cm cleaning brush for bottles, vases, jars and narrow vessels, made in Germany from FSC-certified beech wood and vegan Tampico fibre. It is a useful everyday kitchen essential for anyone looking for natural, plastic-free cleaning tools.

Long bottle brush with a wooden handle and tampico fibre head, on white
Natural Bottle Brush in Tampico Fibre 31cm by Dishy Sale price$16.00

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