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Sisal Kitchen Brush

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$7.19 $9.98 In stock

Category: Scrub Brushes

This beechwood and sisal fiber dish brush offers a durable, eco-friendly alternative to plastic brushes in the kitchen. It features a removable and replaceable head, allowing the handle to be reused for longer — reducing both waste and resource use.

Unlike traditional plastic dish brushes, which can shed microplastics during washing and over time in landfills, this brush is made entirely from natural materials. The sisal bristles, derived from the agave plant, and beechwood handle help you keep your dishes — and the planet — cleaner by preventing microplastics from entering your home and waterways.

The brush measures approximately 9 inches in length, making it ideal for cleaning glassware, bowls, dishes, and pans. It’s minimally fastened together with a metal wire and includes a metal loop for hanging to dry between uses.

Packaged minimally without plastic with a simple kraft paper tag attached with twine.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★

The beechwood handle feels warm and comfortable in my hand, and the sisal bristles have held up well against baked-on messes on my cast iron skillet. It’s definitely tougher than the plastic brushes I used to buy.

Stella ★★★★★

The replaceable head is a smart touch—I swapped in a fresh one without tossing the whole handle, and the sisal bristles are stiff enough for baked-on messes. Handle feels solid in the hand, though I wish the head snapped in a bit more snugly.

Steven ★★★★★

I'm impressed with how well the beechwood handle feels in my hand—no rough edges like my old plastic brush. Cleaning baked-on pan residue with the sisal fiber works surprisingly well without scratching.