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      Go For Zero

      Go for Zero - Bamboo Bottle Brush (2 sizes)

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      PLASTIC FREE | NATURAL PLANT MATERIALS | FOR BOTTLES, GLASSES, JARS AND MORE | VEGAN | HOME COMPOSTABLE

      Reusable water bottles can grow all sorts of bacteria if not frequently cleaned. Who’s scrubbed the inside of their reusable water bottle? It can be a difficult process without the perfect cleaning tool! 

      That’s why our Go For Zero Bamboo Bottle Brush is your new bestie for cleaning bottles, glasses, jars & hard to reach places! It is created using bamboo for the handle and coconut fibres for the bristles. *How awesome is that!*.

      Did we mention they look super stylish in your kitchen?!

      Pair this brush with the rest of our Brush Range and our toxin-free Dish Soap for the ultimate cleaning combo. 

      Sizes:

      Short Handle: Approx. 22cm long (including handle)

      Long Handle: Approx. 31cm long (including handle)

      Our bottle brush is perfect for our Double-Insulated Bottles that have a 4.5cm wide opening. We would not recommend it for bottles that have a smaller opening than 4cm.

      Here are the main differences between our Bamboo and Vegetable Fibre Brushes:

      Brush Type  Perfect For Hardness of Bristles
      Bottle Brush Drink Bottles, Cups, Wine Glasses, Jars, Hard to Reach Places  Medium 
      Long Handle Dish Brush  Most Dishes, Surfaces, Showers, Toilets
      		 Soft 
      Round Pan & Dish Brush Dishes with round edges (Bowls, Pans, Pots etc.), Toilets  Medium
      Scrubbing Dish Brush The most stubborn marls (Pots, Baking Trays, Plates etc.), Bathroom Hard 

       

      Naturally good for you & the planet:

      • Bamboo grows faster than trees, uses less water, produces up to 35 times more oxygen and doesn’t need pesticides or herbicides
      • Untreated, toxin-free & plastic-free
      • Made from plant materials
      • Can clean multiple areas
      • Naturally anti-microbial and anti-bacterial
      • Home compostable at end of life span

      Designed and Owned, with ♡, in Australia. Made Responsibly in China. 

      Let us know if you have any questions about the Go for Zero - Bamboo Bottle Brush at askusanything@goforzero.com.au

      Ingredients

      Made from bamboo, coconut fibres and metal.

      Aussie Family behind the brand

      Hi I’m Ellie, the founder of Go for Zero.

      I began my toxin-free and sustainable journey when my newborn (Gracie) developed rashes using ‘mainstream’ skincare products. Determined to help my daughter, I dedicated my time to research product labelling. I was horrified to discover how many harmful ingredients regular hygiene- and household items contained (and it is safe to say that I became a bit of a toxin-free nerd).

      When I researched and tested toxin-free products, I saw a high amount of vendors still producing top quality products in plastic containers. This created a sore spot in my heart and fire in my belly to only provide products that are safe for you and our planet. Being an online store, we guarantee that your orders are packed with zero plastic and delivered through couriers like Sendle & Australia Post who compensate the amount of carbon dioxide used when shipping by investing equally in restoring ecosystem projects.

      From stinky garlic face masks, extremely ‘turmericy’ drinks & deodorant that stains clothes, I have gone above and beyond to make sure that I test and personally LOVE each product that Go for Zero sells.

      Go For Zero is more than a store. We are a community of like-minded people that are not willing to compromise their health nor their planet. It is our mission is to educate and motivate people to make positive changes. Our team will continue to work hard each day to find options that are good for you and the planet. We understand that removing toxins and waste from your life is a journey that does not happen overnight, but we’re here to make it that little bit easier and enjoyable. Keep going, we’ve got this!

      Thank you for your trust in us. 

      How to use

      How to Use:
      Wet brush and use with your favourite dish soap to scrub the inside of your reusable bottle. Rinse off after use. 

      Care instructions:
      After use, allow the brushes to dry properly by hanging them up or standing them on their bristles so the water can flow from moisture-sensitive areas. Soaking in water for prolonged periods of time is not advised.

      How to prevent mould:

      • Store your brush in a dry area, avoid leaving it in the sink
      • Allow brush to sit or hang with the bristles facing down so the water can run off
      • Place your brush in the sun at least once a week
      • Rinsing after use if bristles are congested

      We suggest replacing your Bottle Brush every 2-3 months.

      End of life

      These plastic-free brushes are made from plants, meaning they can return to the earth when you no longer use them.

      Handle & heads: 

      • Option 1: Add to your home compost bin. The bristles will compost in 3-4 months, and the handles will take longer due to the thickness, once broken down, remove any remaining metal. 
      • Option 2: Remove the wire and add it to your kerbside garden waste/FOGO bins.
      • Option 3: Combine both methods: If metal is too difficult to remove, add the head to the compost bin and handle to the kerbside garden bin.

      Metal/wire:

      Take to scrap metal recycling facility or pop into your home recycling bin.

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