🧽 German-Made Redecker Horsehair and Beechwood 13-3/4 inch Bottle Brush with Strong Wooden Handle, Dense Natural Bristles, Ideal for Cleaning Vases, Pitchers, Mugs, and More, Ensures Lasting Durability Review

I really don't understand why Revain Fulfillment feels the need to pack my items in oversized boxes and stuff them with airtight plastic bubbles. That's bad enough. I bought Redecker brushes to get rid of the plastic and have a durable, biodegradable tool that will last for several years before needing to be replaced. I received this tool. These are exceptionally well made pieces and I am very pleased with them. What I don't understand is why they were wrapped in plastic wrap. It wasn't…

I needed a brush that would fit through the opening of a 64 ounce juice container, be long enough to reach the bottom, stiff enough to clean corners, and something that could hold, for that I got tired of paying for different juices I like and found that frozen juices are a lot cheaper. But you need something to store them, and what's better than a juice container? Big. It didn't have a hole in the end to hang it up, but the handle is wood so I decided to drill one in the end to hang it up so…

I bought my first brush in December 2013 and am only now changing it out due to something used to clean it which ruined the bristles. The husband seemed to find the ONLY thing in the house that could mess it up. We're not sure what it was, but it took almost 3 years to discover. I really love this brush. It feels good in the hand, made from such wonderful quality materials, I never thought natural ingredients would work and last so well. Before that, I bought a new OXO plastic and metal brush…

I've been using the same Redecker brush for years and it works fantastic. They eventually wear out in about 8 months to a year. It's okay, buy a new one. This is probably my 6th repurchase of this item and I've never had a problem with it. But that, oh my god, SMELL! As soon as I wet it to wash the first load of dishes, it was a harsh and pungent barn smell. No washing of the brush with detergents or vinegar could dull the stench. I had to put it in the garage to dry because the whole house…

I wrote the following review when the brush first came out as I have owned this brush before. But I spoke too soon because it stinks. It literally smells like burnt hair. I understand they probably burn the horsehair to get it the right size, but I can't get rid of the burnt smell. I've tried everything I can think of baking soda, vinegar, airing, airing outdoors etc. I don't think I can use this brush as I can't stand the smell. I contacted the company that makes the brushes but after a week I