Karukaya Grass Kitchen Scrubber Brush / KAMENOKO TAWASHI

A stick-shaped scrubbing brush made from the roots of a grass plant called Karukaya.
Since it does not absorb oil, it is very suitable for cleaning greasy cookware.
The fibers are tough enough to clean off the sticking and burning of iron pots, pans, and skillets.

- If the tip becomes worn and short, remove the stainless steel clasp and use it again.
- It is easy to break when dry, so wet it before use.


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Made by "KAMENOKO TAWASHI"
TAWASHI means hand scrub brush without handle, made by natural fibre.
The company of KAMENOKO TAWASHI was established more than 100 years ago in Tokyo, Japan.

Before that, a bud of straws or rope had been commonly used for cleaning.
“TAWASHI” which is a plants fibre coiled up with a wire was the invention of cleaning at that time.
Since then, KAMENOKO TAWASHI has been supporting the Japanese household and professional use until now.

It's ideal for

• Washing Cast iron pots, pans and skillets