Plantish Sisal Dish Brush

Yes, the sisal bristles are quite firm and designed specifically for heavy-duty scrubbing. They are effective at removing dried-on food residue from pots, pans, and plates without scratching most surfaces.

No, this brush is not dishwasher safe. The high heat and moisture of a dishwasher cycle can cause the wooden handle to crack or warp over time. It is best to rinse it thoroughly with warm water and soap after use and let it air dry.

The brush head is not replaceable. Once the bristles have reached the end of their lifespan, the entire brush is designed to be composted or disposed of, as it is made from natural, plastic-free materials.

To prolong the life of the wooden handle, avoid leaving the brush soaking in water or sitting in a pool of liquid. Store it bristle-side down or hang it up so it can dry completely between uses.

While the bristles are stiff, they are generally safe for most cookware. However, if you have delicate non-stick coatings, we recommend testing a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure the texture of the sisal doesn't cause any surface wear.