Round Coconut Scrubbie
$7.00
One of our toughest scrubbers! This sustainable swap helps you easily replace steel wool or plastic pot scrubbers in the kitchen or for general household cleaning.
Product Description:
Meet the ultimate zero-waste powerhouse for stubborn messes. Expertly crafted with stiff yet malleable coconut husk bristles, this heavy-duty brush is specifically designed to tackle your most challenging cleaning tasks. From lifting baked-on food and scrubbing out tough stains to removing sticky jar labels or clearing tub and shower buildup, it cuts through grime with ease. It is durable enough to work beautifully on a variety of surfaces—including seasoned cast iron—giving you a dependable clean without shedding harmful microplastics down the drain.
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Ingredients:
Coconut Husk Bristles - naturally stiff, durable, and abrasive plant fibers
Metal Wire Core - holds the bristles securely in place for a long-lasting shape
Kraft Paper Tag - minimalistic, plastic-free product labeling
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How to use:
Use on pots, pans, sinks, showers, or any surface needing a deep scrub. Each brush lasts between 6 months to a year under normal use. After each session, rinse out all remaining food particles and allow the bristles to dry completely between uses. Never leave the scrubber submerged in water, as constant soaking will wear down the natural fibers and cause premature fallout. To sanitize, rinse the bristles with vinegar to kill bacteria or briefly dip the brush head into boiling water. Note: As a completely raw plant material, the bristles may experience minor shedding during initial uses.
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The Business:
Me Mother Earth is a family-owned, low-waste brand on a mission to eliminate single-use plastics from everyday household routines. They curate high-quality, plastic-free alternatives and donate a portion of all proceeds to ocean conservation and environmental cleanup initiatives.
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End Life:
When it is time for a replacement, demote the old brush to general household cleaning before disposal. To discard, bury the entire scrubber in your garden, or pluck the coconut bristles from the wire core to throw into your backyard compost pile. The interior metal wire can be added directly to your standard household scrap metal recycling.
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