Supply Guru Good Comfort Grip Bottle Brush with 🧼 Long Stiff Bristles - Ideal for Nail Cleaning and more! Review

My wife has been looking for a bottle brush that can handle long bottles and she loves this one. The bristles are not too hard and not too soft, just right. She used Munchkin brushes with overly stiff bristles that splatter when taken from baby bottles. This one doesn't and has great coverage. The tip is slightly tapered so it covers more surfaces than rounded edge brushes, especially when cleaning baby bottles. Thank you for a great product!

We use a lot of half gallon mason jars and I can't fit my hand in to clean them. This brush is the best solution I've found, with a long handle and bristles all around, especially at the end. hydroflasks? Yes, great for them too. I wish the stock was less flexible, but that's a nitpick. I'm very glad I found this. Update: The stem broke in two while I was using it. So much for that. Now I use another brand which is more flexible but too much. So the hunt goes on.

I use that A LOT. It's just the two of us, and when I'm done cooking I just put plates, cups, bowls, whatever in the sink, turn on a gentle stream of hot water, use a spray bottle of diluted dish soap, give them a couple of sprays and wipes. Saves time and mess, and the handle is a one-piece piece, not a piece that you have to JB weld to keep it from falling apart. The bristle head is quite large, not quite suitable for glasses and cups, but great for plates, saucers and bowls. Use a softer and

I bought this brush to clean part of my water filtration system. I subsist on well water and there is a lot of mineral deposits in our water that need to be cleaned by filter parts from time to time or else they will build up and clog the system (and we won't have water but I digress). . I've tried regular bottle brushes in the past but they were too soft to remove debris even after soaking parts in Iron Out (great product btw). So this brush did it. The bristles are stiff enough to get the job