yesēco The ONE BRUSH White

The magnetic stand is EXTRA strong and has two parts/magnets. Part A & B connect through the sink… one on the outside of the sink and one on the inside. Make sure you get someone nice and strong to put this in place, it can then be adjusted/moved in the sink if needed.

The magnets work through any sink/material (it doesn’t need to be metal) with a wall thickness up to 5mm. Stainless steel sinks are by far the best, though, due to their thickness being around 2-3mm.

Other materials above 5mm will require an adhesive to be used (not included) to assist the magnets in creating the strength needed to hold the brush. Unfortunately, we can not guarantee that these will work as seamlessly as intended/designed and will be the purchaser’s responsibility.

The ONE BRUSH has been designed to fit the majority of sinks and situations, however there is always curve balls such as offices, laundries, RVs, boats etc. Please check the measurements below to ensure the ONE BRUSH fits perfectly.

Handle: 240 mm x 55 mm
Magnetic Stand: 33 mm x 25 mm

The screw out brush heads are 100% compostable and made from natural bamboo. The bristles are natural sisal fibre, which is soft enough to use on non stick pans, but sturdy enough for months of use.

Every kitchen/home/office/RV/boat is different, but our thorough testing has proved that 3-4 months is a good lifespan for our brush heads based on standard use.

It’s a question we often encounter: “Why does my brush head have mould?” And it’s a really simple answer: nature is doing its job!

yesēco brush heads are made of natural bamboo, which gives them their beautiful aesthetic and means they’re biodegradable. The first step in the process of wood breaking down is… you got it, mould.

If mould has started on your brush head, we recommend using a mix of white vinegar, dish soap and a thick dose of sunshine to refresh your dish brush. See our step-by-step guide below to get your brush looking its best self again…

Removing Mould with Vinegar:

• Fill a cup with Distilled White Vinegar, enough for the entire dish brush head to be covered.
• Add a dash of liquid soap or dishwash liquid.
• Immerse your wooden brush in the solution for 10 minutes (15 minutes max).
• Remove and rinse with hot water.
• Dry the brush in direct sunlight to maximise mould elimination.

When embracing sustainable choices, understanding the quirks of natural products becomes essential.

yesēco wooden brush heads might like to grow a little mould; however, with the right care, you can keep them looking great!

By taking some simple/regular steps you can keep your brush in fantastic condition. Remember that the beauty of these brushes isn’t just in their aesthetic appeal but also in their inherent sustainability.

It seems we have very much entered the Goldilocks zone of dish soap! Who would have thought that there were so many viscosities of soap on the market… with options ranging from too thin to excessively thick, making the quest for the perfect consistency akin to a kitchen fairy tale… Goldilocks!

Appreciating that one size does not fit all, here are three approaches to address this sudsy dilemma:

Exploring Alternative Soaps:
Consider experimenting with different liquid soaps to find the option that best suits your needs. Sometimes, the ideal viscosity might be waiting on the shelf.

Customise Brush Hole Size:
Tailor your brush to perfection by reducing the hole size. Place strong tape (Gorilla cloth tape is a good option) over the hole at the thread end, ensuring complete coverage. Using a needle or a small, pointed tool, create a smaller opening.

This DIY solution empowers you to control substance flow during application. Experiment with hole size to strike the right balance without compromising functionality.

Thicken your existing soap:
If your liquid dish soap is too thin, elevate its viscosity with the help of cornstarch. Craft a cornstarch slurry by blending a small amount with water until it forms a smooth paste. Gradually introduce this slurry to the dish soap while stirring constantly. Cornstarch, a natural thickening agent, works to enhance the soap’s texture. Tailor the concentration to achieve your desired thickness without compromising effectiveness.

Thin your existing soap:
When it comes to thinning your dish soap, a simple solution is often to introduce water gradually. Start by adding small amounts of water to the soap and stirring consistently until you achieve the desired consistency. This method not only helps stretch the life of your dish soap but also ensures it remains effective in cutting through grease and grime. Be cautious not to add too much water at once, as it can dilute the soap excessively. Adjust the water-to-soap ratio slowly, testing the consistency as you go, to strike the perfect balance between effectiveness and longevity for your dish soap.

One last thing to keep in mind is the ONE BRUSH needs to be stored on the magnetic stand in a horizontal position to stop the soap escaping when you are not using it.

Happy scrubbing!