• double-sided brush for hands and nails of the Thermo Line series
• ideal toothbrush for any bathroom or for travel
• light, solid natural bristles in four and six rows - radially pressed in the upper row
• dimensions: 95 x 38 mm
• Made in Germany

What does Thermo Line mean?

It is a thermally modified timber (TMT = Thermally modofoed timber), ie, wood in which its properties change due to high temperature. This process has its natural properties in that it is sometimes referred to as "domestic tropical wood".

In the controlled atmosphere of a special chamber, the wood is exposed to a temperature of around 250 ° C and a certain humidity. The effect of heat and moisture caramelizes the sugar crystals contained inside the wood. This changes the cellular structure of the wood. As a result, wood acquires new properties, such as a reduced ability to absorb water - it is much more water-resistant, has a longer lifespan, and also acquires resistance to mold, fungi and insects. At the same time, the wood receives a unique dark shade with a preserved drawing of wood, both on the surface and inside the wood. This process is purely thermal without any added chemicals! From wood treated in this way, KELLERBÜRSTEN produces high-quality brushes with excellent properties that are very durable, hygienic and yet made only from pure natural ingredients, without chemicals and retain their natural yet elegant and unique appearance.

KELLER BÜRSTEN

The German family company Bürstenfabrik Keller GmbH was founded in 1869. It is one of the leading European manufacturers in the field. The company's experience is mainly reflected in the design of products, the selection of materials used and the composition of the range. In the wide offer you will find round wooden blowing brushes, flat wooden brushes with natural bristles, flat and round plastic brushes with polyamide. bristles. Keller reflects the demands placed on products in the 21st century with a greater customer orientation. The company's high priority is ecological and ethical principles, and since 2008 they have been FSC® certified.