Eco-friendly & sustainable coconut & bamboo materials
Brush bristles from natural coconut coir & bamboo handle 
Environmental-friendly all-natural coconut
100% Biogradable, compostable & zero-waste
Handmade craft by the rural community
Better than nylon or steel brush, time to skip the plastic

Soft yet durable coconut fibre bristles gently scrub pots and pans, and an angled brush head allows for cleaning from all positions. Easy to use, long-lasting & robust
The round brush head of the pot brush is suitable for different kitchen cleanup.
The bristles are non-scratch, making it safe for use with cast iron or stainless steel cookware.
Looped brush head and extra-long handle quickly reach into corners and crevices.
The coconut fibre dish brush with long handle easily cleans plates, bowls, cups, mugs, and other dishware and glassware.

Pot Brush:
Size: 75*140mm.
Style: long handle

Water Bottle Brush:
Size: 60*230mm

Bristles material: coconut fibre
Brush head material: Bamboo
Suitable use: washing pot, bowl, pan, fryer any kitchen tools & water bottle

Coconut Fiber (Coir)

Coconut fibre (or Coir) is recommended as a substitute for peat moss because it is not only free of spores but allows for more sustainable harvesting techniques. The byproducts of making coconut fibre are biodegradable pith and sawdust, but now those byproducts are being used as much, so the entire process is becoming more and more eco-minded. Our creative crafter makes uses of the awesome material & minimize wastage while we get our favourite coconut milk or Santan for our yummy Nasi Lemak:-)

Bamboo
Bamboo is supernatural material, absorbs 35% more carbon dioxide per hectare than equivalent trees. Most bamboo grows well without the use of pesticides or fertilizers, and so increasing it doesn't contribute to these chemicals entering groundwater. Of course, it is also biodegradable.

Bamboo reaches maturity fast in 3-5 years, fewer water requirements than trees to grow and produced more oxygen, natural strength and durability. It does not require heavy processing with machines and chemicals.

Note:
There might be a few colour distortions due to different computer resolutions.
There might be slight errors due to different hand measurements.