Coconut Coir Best Brushes For Home Cleaning

Product Features:

Banister Brush : Popular for railway usage and meets IS 2622-1986

A very full brush area for excellent dust removal- Comfortable handle for ease of use

Dimensions: Total length - 15 in; Brush length - 9.45 in; Brush diameter - 2 in; Handle length - 5.5 in; Bristle length - 3 in

Oval Hard Brush: Hard palmyrah bristles with high density

Polished handle for wood protection

Oval shape for comfortable hold

Better option than wire/ steel brushes for heavy scrubbing

Does not leave scratch marks on tiles

Ideal for cleaning grime, algae, & grease from tiles, cement surfaces, & for acid washing of bathrooms & toilets

Dimensions: Brush Length 13.5 cm; Brush Width 6.5 cm; Bristle Length 3 cm; Bristle Material : Palmyrah; Handle Material Jack Wood

Toilet Cleaning Brush : Coir bristles with wooden handles are acid safe unlike plastics that melt with acidic cleaners

Far superior cleaning with the coarse coir bristles

Reduced cleaning agent usage

Aesthetically and ergonomically designed handle

Dimensions: Total Length - 50; Brush Length - 12 cm; Brush Width - 5 cm; Handle Length - 38 cm; Bristle Length - 4 cm

Surface Finish Waxed

Bristle material - coir

Handle material - Country wood

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Waste coconut shells are burnt in large numbers in South India, primarily because the smoke drives away the mosquitoes. Also, it's a quick way to get rid of them. However, this releases methane and CO2 in the atmosphere. Methane is 80x worse than CO2 when it comes to global warming in the short run. In the long run, it is still about 25x worse.

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