Instead of bristles, rubber flaps are pulled into the oiled beech wood body by hand. This means that the lint brush does its job less mechanically and more thanks to the electrostatic charge (caused by friction) of the rubber: Efficient and gentle on surfaces - whether on clothing or armchairs and sofas - it attracts lint, fluff, dust and hair like a magnet. Dust and dirt particles can then be easily removed from the slats by hand or under running water. The brush manufacturer Redecker, which has been producing brushes and brooms since 1935, has been using primarily natural materials for decades: the rubber flaps for the lint brush are made from natural latex, the beech wood for the brush body comes from local forestry.