Baby Bottle Brush, Natural Bristle, Wire & Wood
£7.00
Ex Tax: £5.83
A curved twisted wire and (pig) bristle bottle brush, nominally for the cleaning of baby bottles, and certainly good for this, but also usable for the cleaning of any narrow necked vessel. From the workshops of the Redecker company, who since their founding by Friedrich Redecker in the 1930 have specialised in the production of unusual and high quality brushes, made using traditional techniques and largely natural materials. Approximately 32cm in length with a bristle diameter of 5cm.
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 dish soap 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.
- Weight g 20g
- Item Dimensions ⌀5 x L34
- Materials Waxed beechwood, metal wire, and pig bristle
A curved twisted wire and (pig) bristle bottle brush, nominally for the cleaning of baby bottles, and certainly good for this, but also usable for the cleaning of any narrow necked vessel. From the workshops of the Redecker company, who since their founding by Friedrich Redecker in the 1930 have specialised in the production of unusual and high quality brushes, made using traditional techniques and largely natural materials. Approximately 32cm in length with a bristle diameter of 5cm.
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 dish soap 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.
- Weight g 20g
- Item Dimensions ⌀5 x L34
- Materials Waxed beechwood, metal wire, and pig bristle
