Helping someone with their journey toward zero waste living or looking to start your own? This set makes a wonderful housewarming gift for friends and families who are switching to a low waste lifestyle, or someone that enjoys cooking.
This Zero Waste Dish Soap Set features a super versatile dish soap that pairs perfectly with our eco friendly cleaning brushes. It is also a powerful stain remover for any oil and stain on fabrics such as sponge cloths and produce bags.
*all handles are made of bamboo, resistant to cracking and mold build-up.

 
Contains

1 Sisal Dish Brush - Bamboo
1 Sisal Dish Brush Refill - Bamboo
1 Sisal & Palm Pot Scrubber
1 Cotton Bag with Drawstrings
1 Self-drying Soap Dish

with options to add: 


Solid Dish Soap Bar (8oz)



Soap Dish Soap Brick (13oz)



Purchase only brushes: Zero Waste Brush Set - Brush Kit

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 essential: handy for handwashing light grease but also convenient 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:


use pillars to pinch the metal piece
pull the brush head and the brush handle in opposite sides slowly to remove the old brush head
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