Cutting board brush, beech wood
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- Scrubs the board clean, including the edges and the juice groove
- Beech wood handle
- Does not damage the wood
A cloth rubs oil across the surface. A brush works the oil in, into the pores, the edges and the juice groove where a cloth never reaches. This...
About this product
A cloth rubs oil across the surface. A brush works the oil in, into the pores, the edges and the juice groove where a cloth never reaches.
This brush comes as standard with our care kits and has become the part people most often ask for separately. If you have lost it, if it is worn out, or if you only had the oil at home, you can now order it on its own.
More brushes, a much lower price
One brush per board works best: oil and wax stay separate, and there is always one within reach. That is why the price per piece drops sharply as soon as you take more.
- 1 piece 12,95
- 2 pieces 10,36 each−20% you pay 20,72, you save 5,18
- 5 pieces 9,06 each−30% you pay 45,30, you save 19,45
- 10 pieces 6,47 each−50% you pay 64,70, you save 64,80
Features
- Handle of 100% beech wood, engraved with the TheWootz logo
- Applies oil evenly, including in corners, edges and the juice groove
- Compact size, fits in any kitchen drawer
- Suitable for every type of wood: cutting boards, butcher blocks, serving boards and bamboo
- Works together with TheWootz Board Oil and Beeswax
How to use the brush
- Apply a thin layer of TheWootz Board Oil to the board
- Work the oil in with the brush in small circular movements, following the grain
- Go over corners, edges and the juice groove extra thoroughly
- Let the oil soak in for 4 hours and wipe away excess oil with a clean cloth
Specifications
- Handle material: 100% beech wood
- Engraved with TW logo
- Suitable as a replacement brush for a care kit bought earlier
Specifications
Care
That's all it takes. Use TheWootz board oil, 100% grapeseed oil. Food-safe and odourless.
How to care for your board →Everything you want to know.
Why a brush and not just a cloth?
A cloth spreads oil over the surface. The brush works the oil in, right into the pores, the edges and the juice groove, where a cloth does not reach.
What is the brush made of?
The handle is 100% beech, engraved with the TheWootz logo. The bristles are plant fibres.
How do I use the brush?
Apply a thin layer of board oil and work it in with the brush in small circles, along the grain. Go over corners, edges and the juice groove extra thoroughly. Let the oil soak in for 4 hours and wipe off the excess with a clean cloth.
Is this the same brush as in the care sets?
Yes. It is the brush from the care sets with oil, cloth and brush, sold separately as a replacement or as an extra brush.
Is there a discount if I take more brushes?
Yes. The more brushes you take, the less you pay per piece. Choose 2, 5 or 10 to see what you save. One brush per board works best.
How do I care for my wooden cutting board?
After use, wash it briefly with warm water and a little washing-up liquid, dry it straight away and leave it to dry upright. Twice a month, give it 20 ml of TheWootz board oil: rub it in thinly with a cloth and let it soak in, five minutes' work. If the wood feels dry or turns dull, do it a little more often. A thin layer of beeswax afterwards seals the wood further. Never in the dishwasher and never left to soak.
Read the care guide →How quickly is my order delivered?
If you order before 3 pm on a weekday, your order goes out in the post the same day. In the Netherlands and Belgium you usually have it within 1 to 2 working days. If you order later or at the weekend, we send it on the next working day.
What does shipping cost?
Shipping to the Netherlands and Belgium is free from 25 euros. If you order for less, you pay 2,99 euros shipping. A board costs more than 25 euros, so we always ship it free of charge.
Can I return my order?
Yes, you have 14 days to change your mind from the day you receive your order. Let us know, send the product back unused and undamaged in its original packaging, and you get your money back. The cost of returning it is yours.
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