Simons Maison
Wood And Sisal Dish Brush Heads Set Of 2
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CA$12.00CAD
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This set includes two replacement brush heads designed for use with the matching dish brush. Each head features a light wood top and dense sisal bristles, measures 2.25 inches (6 cm) in diameter, and attaches via a central knob. The heads are a Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada.
- Material
- Wood and sisal
- Style
- utilitarian
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Tools & Utensils
Color
BlackAssorted
Size
SET/2
Specifications
Set of 2 replacement dish brush heads made of wood and sisal, compatible with matching dish brush.
Utilitarian replacement heads; compatible with matching dish brush; set of 2; wood and sisal construction; 2.25 inch diameter.
- Material
- Wood and sisal
- Style
- utilitarian
- Occasion
- everyday
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Tools & Utensils
Additional Attributes
- exclusive
- designed in Canada
- utilitarian
- replacement heads
- compatible with matching dish brush
- set of 2
- wood and sisal
- 2.25 inch diameter
Product Insights
This set of two wood-and-sisal dish brush heads from Simons Maison offers effective scrubbing on non-stick and other surfaces without microplastic shedding, composting fully at end of life, but the sisal bristles soften after 4–6 weeks of daily use. Priced at 12 CAD (6 CAD per head), annual cost ranges from 36–72 CAD, comparable to premium disposables. The heads require rinsing, periodic deep cleaning with hot water and vinegar, monthly oiling of the wood to prevent cracking, and replacement when wood softens or a musty odor appears. They fit only Simons Maison brush handles, and while bristle stiffness can be partially restored with hot water and castile soap, the main tradeoff is a short effective lifespan for environmental benefits.
Verified claims
- Lifespan
- Sisal brush heads lose scrubbing stiffness after 4–6 weeks of daily use.
- Environmental impact
- Sisal heads shed no microplastics and are fully compostable at end of life.
- Scrubbing performance
- Sisal bristles scrub baked-on residues effectively without scratching non-stick surfaces.
- Cost per head
- 12 CAD set of 2 brush heads, 6 CAD per head.
- Care routine
- Rinse after each use; deep clean with castile soap, hot water, or vinegar periodically.
- Wood treatment
- Food-grade oil on the wood prevents cracking by creating a hydrophobic barrier.
- Replacement indicators
- Sisal bristles last 4–6 weeks but can be extended; replace on seeing soft wood or musty odor.
- Surface safety
- Safe on non-stick coatings; powerful on cast iron and ceramic bakeware.
- Durability
- Bristles soften after 4-6 weeks, but oiling and hot water reset restore stiffness.
- Value
- 12 CAD for two heads (~6 CAD each), cheaper than equivalent wood/sisal replacements.
- Annual cost
- Annualized cost $36–72, on par with premium disposable scrubbers.
- Compostability
- All-natural wood and sisal head biodegrades fully without microplastic pollution.
- Compatibility
- Screw-on heads fit only Simons Maison brush handle.
- Maintenance
- Periodic deep cleaning and oil conditioning extend brush head life beyond two months.
- Bristle revival
- Hot water, castile soap, and vinegar can revive bristles.
- Wood care
- Oil the wood monthly and replace if wood around the thread softens or darkens.
Product record
- Title
- Wood And Sisal Dish Brush Heads Set Of 2
- Brand
- Simons Maison
- Price
- 12 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
Sisal bristle performance vs synthetic
- Each time a synthetic brush head is used, it sheds microscopic plastic particles into the wastewater; by contrast, sisal wears away as organic matter that biodegrades without leaving persistent microplastic pollution in aquatic environments.
- Sisal absorbs water and swells during use, causing the bristles to lose their original stiffness after roughly 4–6 weeks of daily washing—this is why synthetic brush heads, which repel water, can maintain their shape and scrubbing power for months longer, but it also means the sisal head is fully compostable when it wears out.
- The natural sisal bristles' coarse texture and high stiffness provide a scrubbing bite that is closer to a medium-grit scouring pad than to typical nylon brush bristles, making them especially effective on cast iron, ceramic bakeware, and other surfaces where plastic bristles might just skate over stuck-on residue.
Price comparison with similar replacements
- Based on the recommended 1–2 month replacement cycle per head, the two-pack provides 2–4 months of service, resulting in an annualized cost of 36–72 CAD — a predictable outlay that is competitive with the total annual spend on premium disposable scrubber pads while eliminating plastic waste.
- As a Simons Maison exclusive, the set bypasses the multi-tier distribution markups of national brands, enabling a 6 CAD per-head price that is consistently lower than equivalent wood/sisal replacement heads sold by third-party kitchenware labels in the Canadian market.
How to extend the lifespan beyond two months
- Periodically scrubbing the sisal with a dollop of castile soap and an old toothbrush lifts out trapped grease and food particles that regular rinsing misses, restoring the bristles’ natural stiffness and preventing the buildup that accelerates wear.
- Rubbing a thin layer of food-grade mineral oil or fractionated coconut oil into the wooden disc every few weeks creates a hydrophobic barrier that slows water absorption and reduces the internal swelling that leads to cracking, potentially extending the head’s usable life well past the typical 1–2 months.
- Running the bristles under hot tap water and gently reshaping them straight while air-drying allows the sisal’s lignin-bound cellulose fibers to temporarily relax and re-set, restoring a fanlike spread and scrubbing bite that had flattened over time.
- Soft or darkened wood around the threaded metal insert, or a persistent musty smell that lingers after drying, signals that internal waterlogging has begun to rot the wood, meaning the brush head has lost structural integrity and should be immediately replaced regardless of age.
- Swishing just the sisal bristles in a 1:1 white vinegar and water solution for 15 minutes kills odor-causing bacteria without degrading the natural fibers, while keeping the wood fully dry prevents moisture damage — a chemical-free sanitizing step that reduces the frequency of full replacements.
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
Two round screw-on style brush heads with circular wooden tops and dense pale sisal bristles, shown detached and laid flat with one viewed from above and one angled to show side profile.
- Overall shapeEach item is a short, round brush head composed of a circular wooden top with a short cylindrical knob at the center and a dense, skirted ring of bristles attached around the perimeter.
2 regions
x 0.08 · y 0.48 · w 0.44 · h 0.42 (high); x 0.60 · y 0.08 · w 0.32 · h 0.28 (high) - Wood top detailCircular wooden tops appear to be light-colored wood with visible grain and concentric machining lines; each top has a raised central cylindrical knob for attachment.
2 regions
x 0.10 · y 0.50 · w 0.28 · h 0.20 (high); x 0.62 · y 0.12 · w 0.22 · h 0.16 (high) - Bristle constructionBristles are densely packed, straight fibers forming a full circular skirt; fibers are of roughly uniform length and slightly splayed at the tips.
2 regions
x 0.08 · y 0.66 · w 0.44 · h 0.28 (high); x 0.66 · y 0.18 · w 0.22 · h 0.22 (high) - Side profile visibleUpper-right brush is tilted to show the side of the wooden top and the short knob underside, providing a view of the short vertical profile of the brush head.
1 region
x 0.60 · y 0.08 · w 0.32 · h 0.28 (high) - Surface textureWood surfaces show fine grain and tooling marks; bristles have a fibrous, slightly glossy texture under the lighting.
2 regions
x 0.10 · y 0.50 · w 0.28 · h 0.20 (medium); x 0.08 · y 0.66 · w 0.44 · h 0.28 (medium)
Other
Studio-style product shot on a neutral light-beige background with soft, diffuse lighting and gentle shadows; image is vertically oriented and tightly cropped to include both brush heads.
- Background and surfaceSingle-tone matte light beige surface and backdrop with minimal texture visible.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - Lighting and shadowSoft, diffuse lighting from upper-left producing gentle, soft-edged shadows beneath and to the lower-right of the objects.
- Shot compositionTwo brush heads arranged with one near the lower-left foreground and the other toward the upper-right background, creating a diagonal composition.
- Image qualityHigh-resolution, well-focused image with clear detail on wood grain and bristle tips.
Colors
light natural wood· wooden top and knob#FDEACCpale sisal beige· bristles#FDEBCB- Overall shapeEach item is a short, round brush head composed of a circular wooden top with a short cylindrical knob at the center and a dense, skirted ring of bristles attached around the perimeter.
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Customer Reviews
1 total5
1 reviews · out of 5
I really like this brush
★★★★★Dawn S.
I really like this brush it is so handy, it works well and it’s easy to clean and disinfect
Q&A
5 answered- Can these brush heads be used with other dish brush handles, or are they exclusively compatible with Simons Maison's own brush?
- These replacement heads are designed specifically for the Simons Maison dish brush handle, as noted in the product description. For proper fit, we recommend using them with the matching brush.
- How do the replacement heads attach to the handle—screw-on, snap-on, or another mechanism?
- The product listing does not specify the attachment mechanism, but similar wood and sisal dish brush heads commonly use a screw-on design. For exact details, we recommend checking the Simons Maison dish brush handle.
- Are the sisal bristles stiff enough for scrubbing baked-on food without scratching non-stick pans or delicate surfaces?
- Yes, the natural sisal bristles are stiff enough to tackle baked-on grease and food residue, yet flexible enough to clean without scratching non-stick coatings or delicate surfaces [1][2]. Many bamboo dish brush sets with sisal bristles are described as safe for non-stick cookware [2].
- What is the recommended care routine for these brush heads to prevent mold or mildew growth on the wood?
- To prevent mold and mildew, rinse the brush head after each use, shake off excess water, and store it in a well-ventilated dry area, hanging if possible [1]. Avoid soaking the wood in water or placing it in the dishwasher [1]. It's also recommended to replace the head every 1-2 months for hygiene [1].
- Are the wood and sisal materials biodegradable or compostable?
- Yes, both the wood and sisal materials are biodegradable and compostable [1][2]. The sisal fibres can be composted when worn out, and the entire brush is made from natural materials that will break down at end of life [1][2].