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Honest to Goodness Coconut Fibre Premium Dish Brush

Honest to Goodness Coconut Fibre Premium Dish Brush

$19.95 AUD
$19.95 AUD
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The Honest to Goodness Coconut Fibre Premium Dish Brush is a plastic free washing up brush that is gentle on your dishes and kind to the planet. Handmade by a community of women in Sri Lanka, every part of it is natural, unbleached and chemical free.

  • 100% natural coconut husk bristles: firm enough to shift grease, yet they will not scratch your pots, pans or glassware.
  • Naturally antibacterial: coconut fibre resists mould and odour, so the brush stays fresh and outlasts plastic bristles.
  • No plastic, no microplastics: nothing synthetic goes down your drain or into our waterways.
  • Sustainable timber handle: sealed with a non toxic finish, with a comfortable shape for everyday scrubbing.
  • Biodegradable: at the end of its life only the recyclable wire remains.

A simple swap for a lower tox, zero waste kitchen.

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Values/Certifications: Plastic Free, Zero Waste, Biodegradable, Natural, Chemical Free, Handmade

How to use

Wet the bristles and scrub dishes, pots and pans as you would with any dish brush. After use, rinse, shake out the excess water and hang to dry. Suitable for all surfaces. Compost the brush head at the end of its life; only the recyclable wire remains.

Ingredients

Bristles: 100% natural unbleached coconut husk fibre. Handle: sustainably sourced timber sealed with a non toxic finish. Recyclable wire fitting. Country of origin: China (listed on goodness.com.au); handmade in Sri Lanka per the product description.
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