Iris Hantverk Dish Brush Everyday

June 12,2024

Iris Hantverk’s Vardag dish brush is perfect for everyday cleaning and taking care of the dishes. Crafted from beech and horse hair, the brush is an ecological and gentle choice that doesn’t scratch the dishes. Complete with the Vardag dish brush refill. Founded already in the late 1900th century, Iris Hantverk is known especially for its high-quality brushes, made from natural materials by visually impaired craftsmen in Sweden and Estonia.

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Slender dish brush for effective cleaning without the risk of scratching dishes. The best way to clean your dish brush is to boil water, pour in a few drops of mild detergent and dip your dish brush and stir. If it is very oily, you may need to repeat it a few times. Beat out the water and let it dry so that the water drains away from the brush. Preferably dry hanging.

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The Dish and Pan Brush Round with Knob is the perfect shape to scrub and scour hard to remove dirt from pots and pans, yet gentle enough for more delicate pieces like cups as well. Dish brush in birch and horse hair: Soft bristles. Round brush with good grip that is suitable for washing cups, tubs and pots. Pan brush in birch/maple and tampico fiber: Medium bristles. Suitable for tougher cleaning such as pans and pots, but can also be used as a scrub brush for various cleaning.

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