Wonderbrush® by William Leistner®

Wonderbrush®

Leistner's wonder brush was originally designed for removing stubborn pet hair from clothing, sofas, or blankets. However, it has become indispensable in everyday life, especially for those wearing wool clothing.

The brush bodies made of beechwood are now only available with treated with a biological oil/wax mixture based on beeswax.

Must-have accessory

...this brush has already been dubbed "The Wonder Brush" in wool circles – simply let mud dry and then brush it away. Dried-on food scraps from daycare – just brush them off. Pilling on various wool products (see also the FAQ to learn why pilling occurs in high-quality wool products and is not a quality defect) can be easily and gently removed with it. This wonder brush is a true marvel.

Information on cleaning the brush

This mainly refers to the removal of pet hair - so it only partially applies to us wool lovers, but the manufacturer requires it to be mentioned :-)

"The 'Wonder Brush®' Original should be cleaned regularly with a hair or styling comb or a hairbrush with longer bristles.

In stubborn cases, you can remove matted pet hair with a fork. The tines should point upwards.

To wash your brushes, add a few drops of liquid soap to a shallow container of water. Then immerse the bristles in the water. Let them soak for 10-15 minutes.

Make sure the water doesn't come into contact with the wooden body of your brushes. Despite oiling, water can still get into the bristle holes when immersed.

Repeat the same process with clean water.

Then shake the brush vigorously.

Place the brushes on the bristle side to dry.

Please do not dry near a radiator.

Damage caused by contact with water is excluded from the warranty.

Maximum cleaning and ambient temperature: 55 °C .

Please do not dry near a radiator.

Damage caused by contact with water is excluded from the warranty.

Maximum cleaning and ambient temperature: 55 °C .