Ebnat AG

Ebnat Gap Dish Brush

Switzerland , Ebnat-Kappel

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Ebnat Gap Dish Brush

Less is more!

This beautifully shaped dishwashing brush not only impresses with its dynamic design but also with its numerous inner values. This brush is really special, despite or perhaps because it is hollow.

„Gap“ is committed to sustainability from head to toe, yet still offers all the advantages of wet application:
It is a real lightweight. Compared to a conventional dishwashing brush, material savings of 30% wererealised. In addition, 95% of the already slim body is made of PCR-PP and the bristles are even made of 100% recycled plas tic (PIR).

Despite the low material usage, the ergonomic and voluminous handle with soft-touch surface fits perfectlyin the hand. Material was also saved by making the hanging hole significantly larger. Suitable for all conven -
tional hooks. Longevity also adds sustainability. The brush can be cleaned in the dishwasher for long-lasting hygiene.

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