Zero Waste Dish Soap Set - Hand Brush Kit

Helping someone with their journey toward zero waste living or looking to start your own? This set is a wonderful housewarming gift for friends and families who are switching to a low waste lifestyle, or someone that enjoys cooking and cleaning. Includes the best eco friendly cleaning brushes and our must-have solid dish soap!

*all handles are made of bamboo, resistant to cracking and mold build-up. 

Contains

• 1 Sisal Hand Brush
• 1 Sisal & Palm Pot Scrubber
• 1 Cotton Bag with Drawstrings

with options to add: 

• Solid Dish Soap Bar (8 oz)
• Solid Dish Soap Bar (8oz), Self-drying Soap Dish
• Soap Dish Soap Brick (13oz)
• Soap Dish Soap Brick (13oz), Self-drying Soap Dish

Features 

• sisal & palm fiber & bamboo handle: sisal is a natural fiber from the agave sisalana plant, stronger and more durable than other natural fibers. Sisal and bamboo resistant to bacteria, mildew, and oil
  
• ergonomic design: easy to hold with a string to hang dry
  
• kitchen essentials: handy for handwashing light grease or for a quick rinse before machine wash
  

Directions

• brush pots, dishes, and other surfaces with dish soap as needed
• to replace the Sisal Dish Brush head, please be as gentle as possible to be safe:

1. use pillars to pinch the metal piece
2. pull the brush head and the brush handle in opposite sides slowly to remove the old brush head
3. slide on a new brush head until the metal piece back to its original position to hold it tight.

Care Tips

• rinse with water after each use and air dry with the bristle facing down
  
• clean bristles (as needed) with vinegar to kill bacteria
  
• avoid soaking in water to prevent cracks
  
• avoid placing in dishwasher
  
• place away from high heat or flames note: oil brush handle to reduce the potential of cracking if you regularly submerge your dish brushes in water
  

Disposal 

• repurpose the brush for shoe cleaning, general house cleaning, gardening, etc.
• check the city's waste management info before disposal. if unsure, always consider composting in the backyard over throwing into the garbage