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- Great for keeping your table tidy; features hair of the Chinese long-haired goat; specially suited for delicate, smooth surfaces, such as pianos, glass tables, and more
- With this brush, bread crumbs disappear from the table quickly and easily after breakfast
- The comfortable handle makes sweeping the table with this a breeze
- Made from oiled beechwood and goat hair, measures 5-3/4-inches long by 3-inches wide
- For maintenance, use lukewarm water and a mild shampoo; towel blot to remove excess moisture and air dry completely at room temperature; comb out gently using a metal comb and then hang on a hook or lay flat for storage; made in Germany
Keep your table spotless in an easy and elegant way!
The comfortable handle of this brush allows for easy holding and sweeping. With this brush, bread crumbs disappear from the table quickly and easily after breakfast. The brush measures 5-3/4-inches long by 3-inches wide.
The brush is made with soft goat hair. Derived from the Chinese long-haired goat, these bristles are by far the softest material in the Redecker line of brushes. Its ultra supple and dense hair is used in dusting brushes, cosmetic brushes, and even in hairbrushes for babies. Before being strung into the brush head, the goat hair is cleaned, scoured and combed in a multi-stage process. This finishing treatment ensures the utmost quality and optimizes the benefits of goat hair bristles. For maintenance, it is recommended to clean with a mild soap and warm water solution. Never soak brush. Hang to air dry with bristles facing down.
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. 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.