... or a counterpart to the grout scraper: this slim, handy scrubbing brush effectively tackles dirt in joints, cracks and narrow gaps. This is thanks to its fiber bristles, which are the leaf ribs of the agave plant. The elastic but tough natural fiber is very resistant and insensitive to acids, alkalis and heat. The body and handle are made of sturdy beech wood so that you can scrub with full force. With its rounded edges, the handle sits comfortably in the hand. And thanks to the slightly upward curved brush body, corners can also be cleaned easily.

A social enterprise in North Rhine-Westphalia manufactures the scrubbing brush entirely by hand. The fiber fill is also inserted by hand, as you can see from the copper wires on the back of the brush. These are used to hold the fiber bundles together and firmly connect them to the body.