Redecker Goat Hair Cobweb Broom with Waxed Beechwood Handle, 23-5/8-Inches
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ADJUSTABLE HEAD - Two holes in the duster head help customize the handle angle to better suit surface-specific cleaning needs
DETAILS & DIMENSIONS - Hand-crafted from waxed beechwood and goat hair; broom measures 23-5/8-inches long
BEAUTIFUL BEECHWOOD - Durable, rosy beechwood ages gracefully with use
CARE - Rinse with lukewarm water and a mild soap solution, towel blot to remove excess moisture, and air dry at room temperature; comb with a metal comb then hang or lay flat to store; made in Germany
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KitchenBrand:
RedeckerEAN:
4037892601608Label:
RedeckerManufacturer:
RedeckerModel:
460160Size:
Goat Hair Cobweb Broom, 23-5/8-InchesWarranty:
Relish the world-renowned quality of Redecker's handmade household products!
The Redecker Goat Hair Cobweb Broom is a customizable duster, designed with two holes in the brush head to adjust the handle to better suit the task at hand. This brush boasts a waxed beechwood dowel topped with goat hair. Cuttings from the Chinese long-haired goat are supple, dense, and by far the softest in the Redecker line. Before becoming a brush, Redecker's goat hair fibers are washed, scoured and combed in a thorough, multi-stage cleaning process. Redecker's proprietary finishing treatment guarantees exceptional quality, optimizing each material's inherent benefits.
The Redecker Goat Hair Cobweb Broom measures 23-5/8-inches long. If dirtied, rinse with lukewarm water and a mild soap solution, towel blot to remove excess moisture, and air dry with bristles down to prevent handle damage.
The first handcrafted Bürstenhaus Redecker brushes were produced in 1935. A lot has changed since then. Today, the name Bürstenhaus Redecker stands as it has for many years for an ideal combination of natural quality, function and design. It lives from the blend of inventiveness, sound craftsmanship and creativity. Handcrafted in Germany, Bürstenhaus Redecker brushes are made of domestic woods, bristles, hair, and plant fibers, and have been for decades. Precedence is given to natural, sustainable raw materials.