YORK PL Sp. z o.o. Sp. K.

Dish Brush Restart Wooden

Poland , Owinska

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Category Bathroom Accessories
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Dish Brush Restart Wooden

The idea of reSTART involves the use of post-production and post-consumer waste, with the principles of the circular economy. The reSTART products contain recycled plastic and natural wooden shavings.

  • The brush base is made from recycled polypropylene, a 100% recycled raw material, original polypropylene, and natural wood chips, which are post-production waste.
  • Durable, flexible bristles made of 100% nylon guarantee a longer product life – the bristles do not deform, are very durable, and under the influence of water become sufficiently soft and do not scratch the cleaned surface.
  • It effectively cleans standard dishes, but also those with rounded surfaces, such as vases, pots and bottles.
  • The brush can be washed in the dishwasher at up to 60 degrees C, so it is hygienic and will last longer.
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