Swedish Dishbrush

#26455

$28.95

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The traditional Scandinavian washing up brush with its straight, long handle in smooth, natural wood and stuff bristles is perfect for the washing up of porcelain, glassware, cutlery, and pans.

  • The waxed birch wood withstands water well.
  • The bristle in natural tampico fibre is sturdy and water resistant. It is effective without scratching.
  • Wood is naturally antiseptic and resistant against bacteria growth.
  • Living material, like wood, sometimes cracks. Don't worry. The bristle of your brush is attached to the wood by a stainless steel wire running through the handle. Your tool will remain functional, if not as stylish.

After Use:

  • Rinse the brush in warm water to dissolve fat and hang to dry.
  • Never leave it in the sink or in water.
  • If dirty, let soak for a few minutes in boiling water and a drop of mild detergent.
  • Rinse in water and let dry.
  • Clean the handle using a sponge and warm water with mild detergent.
  • Usually there's no need treating the wood, but if you like to, apply a natural non-toxic wax, like beeswax.
Made by Iris Hantverk, a Swedish company founded in 1870 with headquarters in Stockholm.

Weight 116 g / 4.09 oz
Length 27 cm / 10.63 in
Width 3 cm / 1.18 in
Height 5.5 cm / 2.16 in

$28.95

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Lindsborg, Kansas, also known as “Little Sweden, USA,” was settled by Swedish immigrants in the 1860s. Lindsborg and its beautiful downtown – lined with small retail shops, restaurants, coffee shops, and galleries – are enjoyed by visitors from throughout the world. Nestled in the Smoky Valley, Lindsborg is world-renowned for its Swedish heritage and love of the arts. Locals and visitors love celebrating Swedish traditions year-round, including St. Lucia, Midsummer (Midsommar), King Knut’s Day, and even Våffeldagen! Come celebrate these festivities with us at our gift shop at 201 North Main Street. We’d love to hear from you! Watch our blog for information about the upcoming events and more.