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    A commonly used product in many households, brush goods! Find them here in different sizes, sturdiness and shape.

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    The brush items at Grace is Green do not contain plastic hair or handles. This saves the environment a lot of raw materials. For example, CC Hansen's products are made of FSC-certified wood, which will last a long time with proper care.

    In the kitchen

    You will soon be done with cleaning the vegetables with this vegetable brush ! Thanks to the sturdy bristles, you can quickly scrub off all the dirt. In addition, you can clean any type of vegetable with the soft and hard bristles. In addition to the vegetable brush, CC Hansen also has a bottle brush. With the bottle brush you can easily clean and reuse dirty bottles.

    The CC Hansen wooden dish brush is, just like the other products, made of FSC-certified wood. This ensures that the wood comes from forests that are grown sustainably.

    To the ground

    The floor also needs regular cleaning. With the CC Hansen broom head, you only have to replace the head with a worn broom! This means you use less raw materials and you save money. The broom head is available in soft and hard bristles, depending on the surface for which you use it. The brush and can are made of lacquered metal and sustainably grown wood. No more worries about waste when cleaning the floor! Do you also want to order a broom head or bottle brush? Order today and receive your package for free from € 25!

     

     

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