A brush with a raw beechwood handle and Tampico fiber bristles, useful for removing stubborn dirt from durable fabrics and household surfaces.

What is Tampico fiber

Tampico fiber is derived from the leaves of an agave plant (Agave lechuguilla). It is a plant-based fiber with medium stiffness, long used in crafts for brushes and cleaning tools. It withstands hot water and damp environments well.

Where to use it

• As a laundry brush: for pre-treating stubborn stains on durable fabrics (jeans, tablecloths, dishcloths, workwear)

• As a surface brush: terracotta floors, unpolished natural stone, bricks, patios, outdoor surfaces

Where NOT to use it

Tampico bristles are medium-stiff and can scratch or dull:

• Glossy and polished surfaces
• Treated parquet floors
• Glass-ceramic cooktops
• Painted or chrome-plated surfaces
• Delicate fabrics such as silk, cashmere, fine wool

If in doubt, always test on a small, inconspicuous area before proceeding.

Specifications

• Handle: raw, untreated beechwood

• Dimensions: 150 × 56 mm

• Bristles: natural Tampico fiber (Agave lechuguilla)

• Fiber length: 25 mm