🧽 Quickie Bottle Brush: Soft Bristles for Safe Cleaning of Various Bottles - Ideal for Water Bottles, Baby Bottles, and Vases Review

This otherwise lovely brush arrived flattened in a cardboard letter box from the seller. The bristles at the working end are bent and deformed. I am trying to straighten them out so a brush would be helpful. Sending back too cheap. I bought it because it was recommended by Cook's Illustrated. Update: I fixed it and I really like this brush.

This brush might be harder to fit into narrower bottles that cheaper bottles fit, but it's good. Due to the rigidity of the brush and its bristles, you can easily remove even the most stubborn dirt. Like back when you thought it would be nice to cook instant ramen in a hydroflask, but were too lazy to wash it, and the next day the forgotten piece of noodle dried up and stuck stubbornly to the wall of the hydroflask like steel.

Exactly what I was hoping for. I have two hydroflasks that I use regularly and this brush cleans both 12 ounce and 16 ounce bottles well. Now keep in mind that the bristles will squirt out some water when you take the brush out of the bottle, but that just means there's a good seal and the brush is working fine. For those interested, here are some measurements: Brush tip to handle tip: 12 3/4" (tip to tip) from brush tip to bottom of blue handle: 8" brush tip to bottom of Quickie logo ": from…

This brush is too wide to fit in a cleaning water bottle. The bristles are also very stiff and you can't get the brush to do anything like a S'well bottle, which I tried and couldn't. You need a much smaller brush to clean water bottles but the length is good but not the width. Edit: With enough brute force, this brush can actually be shoved into a water bottle for cleaning, but it takes some serious effort. and you risk hurting your fingers and hands if you put it inside. I'm not sure if the…

This is my family's favorite dishwashing brush. We use it for most dishes, not just bottles. The long handle is ideal for tall people who don't want to bend down too much when washing dishes. We have a second brush. The first was laid off from his job washing dishes to clean drains and other dirty things, and the stubble is still holding up. I see the price has gone up. The only downside is that this thing is big and bulky in the sink (not really bulky for adults, although our little kids…

So there are three people in my house who use aluminum bottles for everything liquid (coffee, smoothies, water) but I get to wash them all . The first one my wife bought me was fine, but the handle was held on by friction and kept coming loose while I was using it. Disappointing but I used it until it broke. The next one was really for baby bottles and was too short so I gave up on it and decided to buy my own. I chose this one and am VERY satisfied. Works great with aluminum bottles. It's big…