Tea Kettle Spouts Cleaning Brush Kit B228C by Brushtech Review

These are very strong little brushes that do a great job of cleaning out spouts and other items in the kitchen in those hard to reach places.

Love love love this brushes. After years of trying to clean teapot spouts, I discovered these little gems. Now brush quickly and the dummies are ready to go.

The bristles are very stiff for thin glass spouts - be careful. You do the job. Sizes and shapes are great. Many small and corner areas can now be cleaned easily.

These brushes can be used by everyone in their household. I love her. Suitable for many uses and really cleans my tea spout which tends to stain no matter how many times you wash it.

According to the packaging, brushes are included for all sizes of teapot spouts. Actually, there are only brushes for medium and large spouts in the kit. I have several teas for a teapot. The nose is small and there were no brushes that would fit.

We received a white stoneware teapot as a wedding present, but after a year or two the enamel began to discolour. Bought these brushes, used the smallest one in the sink and BAM! Back to the original off-white, not off-white.

We received a clay teapot as a wedding present and within a year or two the enamel began to discolour. Bought these brushes, used the smallest one in the sink and BAM! Back to the original off-white, not off-white.

, I've been looking for years. Toothbrushes don't work. Pipe cleaners are unsatisfactory. I've looked in hobby shops; in handicraft shops; in kitchen and special tool departments; for free. Then voila! I found them on the internet. You are perfect. My 30 year old stained teapots look new and pristine. Brushes and baking soda did it!

I agree with the previous reviewer who said the brushes are too hard. I bought these hoping that I would have a tool to remove the tea residue that is building up in my teapot spout. I've tried a strong jet of hot water, filled the kettle with a solution of vinegar and even cleaned it with a cotton swab, but these methods are only partially effective. it would be better to reach the farthest recesses of the teapot and spout. They even fit in the built in tea infuser that some teapots have at…