A zero waste alternative to plastic dish brushes made from plants! Our Dish Brush has a bamboo handle with sisal bristles. Replacement heads are available, to simply switch out as needed. 

• Plant power! Our cleaning brush range is made from plants to provide a sustainable alternative to plastic dish brushes and synthetic sponges, which utilise chemicals in the production process and end up in landfill at end of life
• Unvarnished wood to eliminate chemicals from the production process, ensure compost compatible and to prevent brushes from slipping out of wet hands
• Vegan friendly
• Replacement head available

When Ever Eco became aware of the single-use plastic epidemic and they felt so strongly about doing something about it. They looked closely at the products we used everyday and set about finding sustainable alternatives.

Ever Eco are passionate about making this world a better place and our goal is to inspire people to live a healthier life while raising awareness of sustainable options that are kinder to our planet. Their philosophy is to choose well and make it last.

Little changes make a big difference, with Their reusable solutions replacing thousands of single-use products. They are constantly evolving and innovating to respond to what the community wants and to help lighten the load on our planet.

* To assist in the longevity of your brush, allow it to dry between uses (do not leave sitting in water)
* Stand brush upright on its bristles or hang from the metal loop over a mixer tap handle or hook between uses to encourage any residual water to drain away
* Handles can be treated with wood oil or wax if desired
* Natural signs of aging will occur over time from exposure to water, minerals within water and dish washing liquid. Wood oxidation (dark spots/discolouration), cracks/splits in the wood and bristle loss are possible and do not impact functionality. Wood is a natural product and the compostable nature of this brush is what makes it such a great zero waste kitchen essential.
* At end of lifespan, compost brush head and wooden handle. Metal hardware can be recycled