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EcoGeek Long-Handle Replacement Scrubber

EcoGeek Long-Handle Replacement Scrubber

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Why We Love This Product

  • All natural materials: tough on grime but gentle on the planet
  • Snap-on design makes it easy to refresh your long-handle brush
  • 100% of profits go to coral reef restoration
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EcoGeek Long-Handle Replacement Scrubber
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EcoGeek Long-Handle Replacement Scrubber

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Give your Long-Handle Scrub Brush a second (and third, and fourth...) life with these eco-friendly replacement scrubbers. Each head is crafted from natural, durable fibers that power through everyday messes while staying gentle on your dishes. Swapping them out is simple, too!

Materials: Bamboo with natural sisal bristles

Comes with one scrub brush head.

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Why This Product

EcoGeek Replacement Brush Heads

Keep your EcoGeek Long-Handle Scrub Brush cleaning like new, without the waste! These replacement heads easily snap onto your existing handle, so you can refresh your brush instead of tossing the whole thing. Made from 100% natural materials, they scrub away grime just as powerfully as synthetic options, but break down naturally when it’s time for a swap. Less plastic, less waste, same satisfying clean.

Where it Comes From

Trusted Partners

We worked with one of our skilled manufacturing partners in China to make the EcoGeek Long-Handle Replacement Scrubbers. Each one of our suppliers are vetted by our team to make sure that they are adhering to fair labor practices.

Where the Money is Going

Restoring Coral Reefs

EcoGeek is giving 100% of profits to the Coral Reef Alliance, specifically the Maui Watershed Restoration project. The Coral Reef Alliance tackles the complexity of coral reef die-offs by working in and out of the water. The Maui Watershed Restoration project is a land based project to reduce sediment runoff that blocks sunlight from reaching the coral reefs of Hawai'i.