Review on 🧼 Scotch-Brite Glass and Water Bottle Brush: Durable Bristles for Various Water Bottles, Baby Bottles, Vases, and More! by Travis Caminiti

I received this item today and tried it on the long and thin water glass that I use every day. I used to use a cleaner with a sponge and a plastic handle. . The sponge had a cylindrical shape and was very easy to rub against the inner side wall of the glass. And since the plastic handle fixed the sponge in its middle part, there was enough free sponge at the tip sticking out from the end of the plastic handle, which made cleaning the glass bottom so easy and efficient. The bottom could usually be done in less than 510 seconds. It seemed like this Scotch-Brite brush had less than the preferred amount of bristles overall. And it seemed that the bristles on the bottom didn't provide sufficient and easy friction on the bottom of the glass. See photos below. When I applied a small amount of dish soap and scrubbed the bottom of the glass by gently squeezing and twisting the tip of the brush for about 10 seconds and then rinsing with water, I should have seen that the milk stain on the bottom didn't come off entirely . I turned the cup upside down, got the brush from the bottom and found that 2 rows of bristles are involved in cleaning the bottom of the glass. The short bristles in the middle were of equal length, while the longer bristles were of equal length. And the bristles were a bit stiff. When the brush was pressed against the bottom of the jar, the short bristles would fan out and the long bristles would flex at a certain point depending on the pressure applied. Thus, light to moderate pressure created a non-contact peripheral area between both bristles. I thought it might be a design flaw. In fact, a similar brush from another brand (like OXO) had more bristles and softer bristles on the tip (or at all), especially cut to slightly different lengths. I think it's a difference in design and material that might make it easier to cover the entire area of the bottom of the jar. surpasses this brush with a rare bristle. I think the bristles would be of different lengths to cover the whole area and it would be better if slightly softer bristles were used. I hope this review helps those looking for a bottle or jar brush! Thanks very much!