Replacement Screw-on Heads for Modular Bamboo Brushes
One of our favorite little ideas: when a brush wears out, you shouldn't have to throw the whole thing away. These screw-on heads let you keep your modular bamboo handle for the long haul and just swap in a fresh head once the bristles soften. Less waste, less money, and the same satisfying scrub.
Each head is made from bamboo and firm plant-fiber bristles, so the whole thing is plastic-free and ready for the compost when its scrubbing days are done. Pick the bristle that fits the job: regular-duty sisal for everyday dishes, or heavy-duty palm for pots, pans, and tougher messes.
- Replacement head only (handles sold separately)
- Choose regular-duty sisal bristles or heavy-duty palm bristles
- Bamboo head with plant-fiber bristles, plastic-free and compostable
- Twists on and off in seconds, no tools needed
- Great for dishes, sinks, countertops, and cookware
- Each head lasts for months of daily use
Twist the worn head off your modular bamboo handle and screw a fresh one on, no tools required. Reach for the regular-duty sisal head for everyday dishes and glassware, and the heavy-duty palm head when you need extra muscle on pots, pans, and baked-on food.
Let the brush dry out between uses rather than leaving it sitting in water. To swap heads easily, make sure the wood threads are dry before you unscrew. Water can make bamboo swell and the threads stick, so if it feels tight, set it in the sun for a few hours and it will loosen right up. Avoid soaking the head or running it through the dishwasher, and give it a quick wipe with diluted vinegar and water to freshen it when needed.
A bamboo head fitted with firm plant-fiber bristles: sisal on the regular-duty head and palm on the heavy-duty head. No plastic anywhere, so the whole head can go in the compost at the end of its life.
These heads are made for our two modular bamboo handles:
There is no retail packaging, just the minimal materials needed to ship it safely. Your order may include a small paper product info card.
When the bristles soften and it is time for a fresh head, drop the old one in your compost bin or bury it in the garden. The bamboo and plant fibers break down naturally, with nothing left for the landfill.