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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Ciéra Cree

My brilliant Japanese Tawashi brush has made 'wet cleaning' in my home an absolute breeze – it's a dish-cleaning savior

A kitchen with white lower cabinets, aged brass hardware, a black countertop, marble sink, and deVOL's new ditsy delft wallpaper in sepia on the wall.

It might surprise you to hear I have never used a dishwasher. That means any stubborn and annoying stains on my dishes are ones I tackle by hand. For most of my life, I've used standard sponges and an overnight soak in the sink, plus elbow grease to get the job done.

That was until I learned in Japanese culture, the answer to such struggles is the Tawashi curved brush: a special cleaning tool unlike anything else you're likely to come across in the average kitchen.

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