Wild & Stone | Wooden Dish Brush with Replaceable Head
Why Lagom Life loves Wild & Stone
Wild & Stone was founded with a clear mission: to reduce single-use plastics while empowering others to create a better work-life balance. Their thoughtfully designed, eco-friendly products prove that small, conscious choices can create a more sustainable home and lifestyle without compromising on quality or style. Their dedication to mindful living and sustainability perfectly reflects Lagom Life’s belief in balance, simplicity, and making intentional choices for a better world.
Description
Make the swap to this eco-friendly wooden dish brush, made from FSC® certified beechwood with Tampico Fibre bristles. Once you have finished with this item, simply place it into your home compost.
Why use a dish brush?
Your washing up brush gets a lot of use. After nearly every meal, you stand at the sink to wash a pile of dishes. The dish brush is a go-to item for scrubbing off baked-on foods, essential to your household cleaning kit.
Unfortunately, they’re usually made from a hard plastic with nylon bristles, quickly wearing out from daily use. The traditional brush must be thrown out every couple of months, adding to the mounting piles of plastic in landfill. Plus, you’re unwittingly releasing microplastics down the drain every time you do the dishes.
Instead, make the swap to this eco-friendly washing up brush, made from FSC® certified beechwood with Tampico Fibre bristles. Once you have finished with this item, simply place it into your home compost.
What are Tampico Fibre bristles?
The Tampico Fibre comes from a type of cactus called Agave Lechuguilla. It only grows naturally in one region of Mexico.
This fibre is strong and durable, and its tiny hooks give it a slightly abrasive quality that comes from nature. It soaks up 65% more water than plastic bristles, and it doesn't lose its shape or texture over time, so it's perfect for a dish brush.
What is FSC® 100% Certified Beechwood?
FSC® is a globally recognised certification scheme. This means that the wood used in this product is certified against the principles and criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council®, including values such as maintaining the forest’s ecosystem, upholding indigenous people’s rights of land ownership, and a commitment to maintain or enhance the forests used.
What is the most eco-friendly way to wash dishes?
Hand washing your dishes is typically more environmentally friendly than using a dishwasher. The most effective and eco-friendly way to wash your dishes is to soak them in hot water, scrub them with a wooden dish brush, and rinse them in cold water.
Why Lagom Life loves Wild & Stone
Wild & Stone was founded with a clear mission: to reduce single-use plastics while empowering others to create a better work-life balance. Their thoughtfully designed, eco-friendly products prove that small, conscious choices can create a more sustainable home and lifestyle without compromising on quality or style. Their dedication to mindful living and sustainability perfectly reflects Lagom Life’s belief in balance, simplicity, and making intentional choices for a better world.
Description
Make the swap to this eco-friendly wooden dish brush, made from FSC® certified beechwood with Tampico Fibre bristles. Once you have finished with this item, simply place it into your home compost.
Why use a dish brush?
Your washing up brush gets a lot of use. After nearly every meal, you stand at the sink to wash a pile of dishes. The dish brush is a go-to item for scrubbing off baked-on foods, essential to your household cleaning kit.
Unfortunately, they’re usually made from a hard plastic with nylon bristles, quickly wearing out from daily use. The traditional brush must be thrown out every couple of months, adding to the mounting piles of plastic in landfill. Plus, you’re unwittingly releasing microplastics down the drain every time you do the dishes.
Instead, make the swap to this eco-friendly washing up brush, made from FSC® certified beechwood with Tampico Fibre bristles. Once you have finished with this item, simply place it into your home compost.
What are Tampico Fibre bristles?
The Tampico Fibre comes from a type of cactus called Agave Lechuguilla. It only grows naturally in one region of Mexico.
This fibre is strong and durable, and its tiny hooks give it a slightly abrasive quality that comes from nature. It soaks up 65% more water than plastic bristles, and it doesn't lose its shape or texture over time, so it's perfect for a dish brush.
What is FSC® 100% Certified Beechwood?
FSC® is a globally recognised certification scheme. This means that the wood used in this product is certified against the principles and criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council®, including values such as maintaining the forest’s ecosystem, upholding indigenous people’s rights of land ownership, and a commitment to maintain or enhance the forests used.
What is the most eco-friendly way to wash dishes?
Hand washing your dishes is typically more environmentally friendly than using a dishwasher. The most effective and eco-friendly way to wash your dishes is to soak them in hot water, scrub them with a wooden dish brush, and rinse them in cold water.
Why Lagom Life loves Wild & Stone
Wild & Stone was founded with a clear mission: to reduce single-use plastics while empowering others to create a better work-life balance. Their thoughtfully designed, eco-friendly products prove that small, conscious choices can create a more sustainable home and lifestyle without compromising on quality or style. Their dedication to mindful living and sustainability perfectly reflects Lagom Life’s belief in balance, simplicity, and making intentional choices for a better world.
Description
Make the swap to this eco-friendly wooden dish brush, made from FSC® certified beechwood with Tampico Fibre bristles. Once you have finished with this item, simply place it into your home compost.
Why use a dish brush?
Your washing up brush gets a lot of use. After nearly every meal, you stand at the sink to wash a pile of dishes. The dish brush is a go-to item for scrubbing off baked-on foods, essential to your household cleaning kit.
Unfortunately, they’re usually made from a hard plastic with nylon bristles, quickly wearing out from daily use. The traditional brush must be thrown out every couple of months, adding to the mounting piles of plastic in landfill. Plus, you’re unwittingly releasing microplastics down the drain every time you do the dishes.
Instead, make the swap to this eco-friendly washing up brush, made from FSC® certified beechwood with Tampico Fibre bristles. Once you have finished with this item, simply place it into your home compost.
What are Tampico Fibre bristles?
The Tampico Fibre comes from a type of cactus called Agave Lechuguilla. It only grows naturally in one region of Mexico.
This fibre is strong and durable, and its tiny hooks give it a slightly abrasive quality that comes from nature. It soaks up 65% more water than plastic bristles, and it doesn't lose its shape or texture over time, so it's perfect for a dish brush.
What is FSC® 100% Certified Beechwood?
FSC® is a globally recognised certification scheme. This means that the wood used in this product is certified against the principles and criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council®, including values such as maintaining the forest’s ecosystem, upholding indigenous people’s rights of land ownership, and a commitment to maintain or enhance the forests used.
What is the most eco-friendly way to wash dishes?
Hand washing your dishes is typically more environmentally friendly than using a dishwasher. The most effective and eco-friendly way to wash your dishes is to soak them in hot water, scrub them with a wooden dish brush, and rinse them in cold water.
Features
FSC® certified beech wood and Tampico fibre bristles
Dimensions: Total length with head approx 25 cm, length of handle 16cm, brush head diameter 5cm
How to use
Rinse and let air dry after each use.
Do not leave to soak in hot water for extended periods of time.
To extend the longevity of your natural product, we recommend properly drying the brush between uses.
Test surfaces to make sure they do not scratch (some extra soft or cheaper materials may scratch).
