Mushroom brush

With this brush, you can confidently brush the mushrooms over your head: The soft horsehair gently removes dirt and soil crumbs from the delicacies of the forest. Even the delicate lamellae can be cleaned without maltreating them. The handle made of finely sanded, oiled beech wood is particularly comfortable and sits well in the hand, making the brush easy to handle. And what's good for mushrooms can't be wrong for delicate fruit and vegetables. If you have used the brush when wet, leave it to dry thoroughly: with the bristles facing downwards so that the water can drip off.

The French family business Andrée Jardin has been manufacturing brushes and brooms since 1947. The fact that here not only the company and the craft knowledge have been passed down for three generations, but especially the passion for brush making, can be seen in every single product. In traditional production - many steps, such as drawing in the trim fibers, are still carried out by hand - durable brushes and brooms that sweep well over the long term are created from sustainable raw materials. For example, beech and ash wood from sustainably managed forests in the region is used for the brush bodies. The respective trimmings also consist of natural materials such as plant fibers, pig bristles or horse hair.
In 2012, the grandsons of founder Georges-René Julio took over the family business and renamed it in honor of their grandmother Andrée Jardin. The range was also expanded in the process and they manufacture more utensils for household needs.