Jar Bar Refillery - Pot Scrubber Brush

Introducing our robust pot scrubbing brush, designed to make the switch from plastic kitchen scrubbers effortless and eco-friendly. This brush boasts a rounded, ergonomic handle and substantial bristle diameter, making it perfect for tackling tough messes on pots and pans, including stubborn food residues and heavy stains.

Ideal for a range of cookware, from cast iron pots to non-stick pans (use gently on the latter), this heavy-duty brush is crafted with stiff plant fibre (palm) bristles for effective cleaning without the environmental impact.

Durability is key, with each brush lasting between 1-6 months. To ensure longevity, avoid soaking the wooden parts in water to prevent swelling and cracking. Always store the brush in a dry place and use vinegar to dip the bristles occasionally for antibacterial maintenance, thanks to the natural properties of Moso bamboo.

When the brush reaches the end of its life, it can be composted, buried in the garden, or disposed of in a green waste bin, ensuring a zero-waste cycle. To prevent the wood from cracking, keep it dry and consider oiling if you frequently expose it to water.

When paired with dish soap blocks, a gentle approach is recommended to extend the life of both the soap and the brush. Hard scrubbing can quickly deplete soap blocks, so balancing usage with a soft sponge is advised for most dishes.

The environmental impact of traditional plastic scrub brushes is significant, contributing to microplastic pollution in our oceans, affecting marine life and eventually entering the human food chain. By opting for our sustainable brush made from Moso bamboo and a blend of agave and palmyra fibers, you're choosing a healthier planet and a sustainable future.

Our commitment to sustainability doesn't stop at the product's function. The Moso bamboo and palm fibers are sustainably sourced and processed with traditional techniques, ensuring a high-quality, durable, and eco-friendly brush that stands the test of time. Join us in turning off the plastic tap and embracing a greener cleaning routine.