dish brush handle
without brush head
These patented stainless steel and silicone dishwashing brush handles are particularly durable and make your dishwashing brush even more ecological and sustainable. To insert or change the brush head, simply pull down on the silicone part of the handle. Both our small (Ø 4 cm) and large (Ø 5 cm) dish brush replacement heads are suitable for these handles.
article number:
321855
VE:
3
material:
stainless steel/silicone
colour:
reed
size:
21.5 cm
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These patented stainless steel and silicone dishwashing brush handles are particularly durable and make your dishwashing brush even more ecological and sustainable. To insert or change the brush head, simply pull down on the silicone part of the handle. Both our small (Ø 4 cm) and large (Ø 5 cm) dish brush replacement heads are suitable for these handles.
These patented stainless steel and silicone dishwashing brush handles are particularly durable and make your dishwashing brush even more ecological and sustainable. To insert or change the brush head, simply pull down on the silicone part of the handle. Both our small (Ø 4 cm) and large (Ø 5 cm) dish brush replacement heads are suitable for these handles.
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These patented stainless steel and silicone dishwashing brush handles are particularly durable and make your dishwashing brush even more ecological and sustainable. To insert or change the brush head, simply pull down on the silicone part of the handle. Both our small (Ø 4 cm) and large (Ø 5 cm) dish brush replacement heads are suitable for these handles.
Traditional ceramics from Lower Silesia (Poland). Bolesławiec ceramics are still made and glazed by hand in the traditional way. The special advantage to which Bolesławiec ceramics owe their popularity, among other things, is their fire-resistance which also makes them dishwasher and microwave safe today.
Traditional ceramics from Lower Silesia (Poland). Bolesławiec ceramics are still made and glazed by hand in the traditional way. The special advantage to which Bolesławiec ceramics owe their popularity, among other things, is their fire-resistance which also makes them dishwasher and microwave safe today.
Traditional ceramics from Lower Silesia (Poland). Bolesławiec ceramics with the typical peacock decor are still made and glazed by hand in the traditional way. The special advantage to which Bolesławiec ceramics owe their popularity, among other things, is their fire-resistance which also makes them dishwasher and microwave safe today.