Ebnat Loop Dish Brush
A statement for environmental awareness in the modern kitchen
Loop was born out of our quest for ever more sustainable products, combined with the desire for a “state of the art design”. This innovative lifestyle dish brush is not only stylish, handy and efficient, but has also been thought through down tothe smallest detail in terms of sustainability. Three importantfeatures emphasise this:
Material-saving design
The handle consists only of a frame that encloses the brush head. The brush head itself is also kept minimalist thanks to the hole. Compared to our lightest interchangeable head dish brush to date, we have been able to reduce material consumption by around 50 %.
Recycling material
The brush head is made of 95 % post-consumer recycle polypropylene (PCR), while the bristles are made of 100 % post-industrial recycled polyester (PIR). In this way, we give plastic a second life.
Extended service life
The handle can be used again and again thanks to the interchangeable heads.
Loop can also score with other arguments. The distinctive, purist design comes with a practical, large hanging hole that is suitable for all standard hooks. To top it all off, Loop is of course Swiss Made.
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