TISSA Cleaning Washing Brewing Decanter Review

I don't like this cleaning brush because it deforms easily when you try to put it in the neck of a bottle to clean something with a small hole. I suppose for those of you who need a brush that bends to clean odd shaped items this will do, but I really wanted it to clean tall straight bottles with a thin neck but I have many printing problems. Insert it into the hole without deforming it.

I bought it a year ago and use it about once a week. When I bought it I saw some reviews that it was flimsy and ended up being true. You stick the brush in the bottle and tilt it to crease the edges and handle (right where it broke). against the brush to make sure it brushes the sides. Unfortunately, the weak grip succumbed. I don't think I will order this brush again.

I ordered an 18 inch brush for cleaning hummingbird feeders. It's perfect for a skinny hole and flexible enough to bend to get inside nicely. The bristles are hard enough to clean the walls. Most bottle brushes have a thick end that won't fit into a tight hole and bristles that aren't strong enough to clean. the dirt cup for my vacuum cleaner and for removing greasy dirt from deep in the exhaust duct of my Jenn Aire oven. I love this brush.

I have ordered an 18 inch hummingbird feeder cleaning brush. The bristles are hard enough to actually scratch the walls. Most bottle brushes have a thick end that doesn't fit into a narrow opening, and the bristles aren't stiff enough to clean. I now use it regularly to remove lint from deep recesses. for the ventilation of my tumble dryer, for the deep corners of my vacuum's dirt bin, and for removing greasy dirt from deep in the "suction" vent of my Jenn Aire oven. I love this brush.

I am not satisfied with this cleaning brush because it deforms easily when you try to put it in the neck of a bottle to clean something with a small hole. I suppose for those of you who need a brush that bends to clean odd shaped items this will do, but I really wanted it to clean tall straight bottles with a thin neck but I have many printing problems. Insert it into the hole without deforming it.

I bought it a year ago and used it probably once a week. When I bought it I saw some reviews that it was flimsy and ended up being true. You stick the brush in the bottle and tilt it to crease the edges and handle (right where it broke). against the brush to make sure it brushes the sides. Unfortunately, the weak grip succumbed. I don't think I will order this brush again.

I ordered an 18 inch brush for cleaning hummingbird feeders. It's perfect for a skinny hole and flexible enough to bend to get in just fine. The bristles are hard enough to get the pages really clean. Most bottle brushes have a thick end that won't fit into a tight hole and bristles that aren't stiff enough to clean. I use them regularly now for removing lint from the deep recesses of my tumble dryer's vent, for the deep nooks and crannies of my vacuum's dirt bin, and for removing greasy dirt…