Bamboo & Goat Hair Foundry Dusting Brush
£16.00
Ex Tax: £13.33
A long handled dust brush made from split bamboo, with a crimped metal stock holding a fan-shapes head of softest goat hair. A lightweight and effective dusting brush, useful for dusting shelves, picture frames, light fittings etc. The splayed shape of the brush head affords a very gentle effect. Made in Fukui, Japan. Measures 400mm long, with a head 50mm wide. Goat hair fibres are a very effective natural dusting fibre — prized for their softness, the fibre doesn’t create static in the way that synthetic fibres do, making them a perfect choice for dusting.
Care Advice
Keep dry when not in use. In the case of wet-use brushes, please shake any excess moisture from the bristles, and dry hanging up or on a surface with the bristles facing down. Clean brushes only when necessary with a little shampoo and hot water, making sure to dry thoroughly. Condition the wooden surface every now and then with a beeswax furniture polish, or mineral oil, to prevent cracks or splitting. Note that clothes moths will go for animal fibre brushes in the same way that they will for animal fibre clothes. Keep brushes in a dust free environment, and treat surfaces with cedar oil to repel them.
- Item Dimensions 20-1504
- Materials Bamboo, metal, goat hair, and string
A long handled dust brush made from split bamboo, with a crimped metal stock holding a fan-shapes head of softest goat hair. A lightweight and effective dusting brush, useful for dusting shelves, picture frames, light fittings etc. The splayed shape of the brush head affords a very gentle effect. Made in Fukui, Japan. Measures 400mm long, with a head 50mm wide. Goat hair fibres are a very effective natural dusting fibre — prized for their softness, the fibre doesn’t create static in the way that synthetic fibres do, making them a perfect choice for dusting.
Care Advice
Keep dry when not in use. In the case of wet-use brushes, please shake any excess moisture from the bristles, and dry hanging up or on a surface with the bristles facing down. Clean brushes only when necessary with a little shampoo and hot water, making sure to dry thoroughly. Condition the wooden surface every now and then with a beeswax furniture polish, or mineral oil, to prevent cracks or splitting. Note that clothes moths will go for animal fibre brushes in the same way that they will for animal fibre clothes. Keep brushes in a dust free environment, and treat surfaces with cedar oil to repel them.
- Item Dimensions 20-1504
- Materials Bamboo, metal, goat hair, and string
