Sand Brush | Sande Kids

Sand Brush by Sande Kids

The ultimate beach clean-up essential, the Sand Brush by Sande Kids makes removing sand quick, easy and mess-free. Designed to effortlessly brush away wet or dry sand, this versatile brush helps you truly leave the beach behind.

Perfect for use on kids, adults, pets, beach toys, surfboards, car upholstery and carpets, the Sand Brush is as practical as it is sustainable. Handmade ethically in Sri Lanka, it’s crafted from sustainably sourced rubberwood and finished with durable coconut husk and jute fibre bristles. Biodegradable and Fair Trade certified, this eco-friendly brush is a must-have for beach days, surf trips and outdoor adventures.

Features

• Removes wet or dry sand quickly and effectively
• Suitable for skin, pets, toys, surfboards and car interiors
• Made from sustainable natural plant fibres
• Biodegradable and eco-friendly
• Fair Trade certified
• Handmade ethically in Sri Lanka

Care Guide

• Rinse with clean water if needed
• Dry thoroughly before storing

FAQ

1. What are the bristles made of, and are they soft?
   Our sand brush is crafted from all-natural materials, featuring a beautiful combination of jute and coconut fibers. The bristles are soft yet effective, gentle on young skin, and designed to remove sand swiftly.
   
   
2. How do I clean my Sand Brush?
   Simply ruffle the bristles to remove sand and dirt. For a deeper clean, rinse under freshwater, use mild soap if needed, and air dry completely before storing. Store the brush in a dry, clean place. Keep it in the car door pocket for convenience or hang it by the front door.
3. Is the Sand Brush just for kids?
   No, It’s also great for cleaning pets, surfboards, beach gear, car upholstery, and carpet. The brush’s natural fibre bristles are durable, making it a perfect camping and caravan accessory for keeping sand and dirt at bay.
4. Is it normal for bristles to come loose?
   It’s not uncommon for a few bristles or fibres to come loose when you first start using your Sand Brush. This is completely normal - a good ruffle of the bristles will remove any loose fibres.