Redecker Bottle Brush with Beechwood Grip, for Soda Bottles/Jars/Specialty Glassware, Tampico Fiber and Wool Bristles, 14 Inches Long, Made in Germany

Redecker Bottle Brush with Beechwood Grip, for Soda Bottles/Jars/Specialty Glassware, Tampico Fiber and Wool Bristles, 14 Inches Long, Made in Germany

EVERYDAY CLEANING SOLUTION: Intended for cleaning soda and milk bottles, specialty glassware, pitchers and small mason jars; reach, scrub, and spin for a thorough wash ROBUST BRISTLES: Heat-resistant tampico fibers retain their shape even with vigorous scrubbing; wool topper offers non-scratch scrubbing and drying FLEXIBLE STAINLESS STEEL BODY: Lightweight and easy to maneuver, sturdy wire body allows for effortless precision cleaning when accessing narrow or hard-to-reach areas in specialty glasses BEAUTIFUL HANDCRAFTED BEECHWOOD: Grip made from all-natural untreated beechwood gives comfort and control; highly resistant to wear and tear and durable enough for daily use CARE: Rinse with lukewarm water and a mild soap solution, towel blot to remove excess moisture, and air dry at room temperature; made in Germany

Clean bottles, jars, and one-of-a-kind glassware with this specialty brush

Redecker's Bottle Brush with Beechwood Grip is the cola connoisseur's new best friend. Built from tampico fibers and topped with wool tendrils, this brush's blended bristles provide unparalleled scrubbing power, scouring surfaces to a spotless shine. Its unique shape swabs every inch of specialty glassware; flexible fibrils easily squeeze into hard-to-reach niches. Untreated beechwood makes up the handle to give you greater control and maneuverability.

The first handcrafted Bürstenhaus Redecker brushes were produced in 1935. A lot has changed since then. Today, the name Bürstenhaus Redecker stands as it has for many years for an ideal combination of natural quality, function and design. It lives from the blend of inventiveness, sound craftsmanship and creativity. Handcrafted in Germany, Bürstenhaus Redecker brushes are made of domestic woods, bristles, hair, and plant fibers, and have been for decades. Precedence is given to natural, sustainable raw materials.