🧴 Bottle Cleaning Brush Set for Washing Narrow Neck Beer Bottles, Thermos, S’Well, Hydro Flask, Contigo Sports Water Bottles and More - Long Handle Brush with Straw Brush, Kettle Spout/Lid Cleaner Brushes Review

I still give each category 5 stars, but overall this product has 3 stars for "false advertising". The straw brush is too big. I work in a hospital cleaning surgical equipment and I know how the wrong size brush can damage your tools/instruments. The straw brush is too big for regular reusable straws and I don't like being lied to. Hence the rating is 3 stars.

These brushes are really good but they don't match the bottles I was trying to use with them. They are a bit big for my glass bottles (with wine bottle sized holes). I also wanted to use the smaller ones to clean my glass straws and they were also too big to fit the straws. So I'm a little disappointed, but I think these are quality brushes that work well with wider mouth bottles and glass test tubes.

I've been making my own salad dressings for a while and I find bowls difficult to clean. So yes. My wife advised me to buy bottle brushes. Well, those tricks. The long, all-white one is what I used, and it's tough enough to be peeled and "weak" enough that I can stick it down the neck of a wine bottle. The metal shaft doesn't go very far into the grip and the grips are a little flimsy, but I don't use them much. Think for that price I'll just replace them if they ever break.

I bought these brushes to wash dishes but instead use three smaller ones to remove lint from my dryer vent. They are the perfect size for removing lint on the sides and bottom. I have a large brush made specifically for this task, but it's too thick for the bristles to catch when I take it out of the port. With these three brushes, they're long enough to pick up lint in places I've never been able to reach before and stay on the brush when I remove it. As a result, my dryer dries the laundry…

What can I say? A set of brushes for different size bottles so I can clean many bottles and vases. I threw away my last bottle brush about 35 years ago when my kids stopped drinking from bottles. Since then I've been using the "place a paper towel or rag on the back of your neck and rub it with the back of a wooden spoon or whatever works for your neck" method. Now I don't need it anymore. I hang the brushes on hooks that I attach to the inside of my closet door under the sink. No hassle, no…

This brush set has a good range of sizes to suit the container sizes I think most people have in their kitchen. The bristles are soft/flexible enough to fit through a small hole but strong enough to clean the inside walls of a container. There is only a small metal ring on the front of each brush that is used to hold the bristles on the handle...this is important because I have tried other products that had the right diameter bristles but the metal retaining ring is too big, so it might not fit

I bought this to clean thermos bottles which keep drinks hot or cold longer. They have a thin neck and flare out like most bottles do of course. The problem area for cleaning is the bottom of the bottle and the bristles of the brush are not very rounded at the top. The bristles at the very top of the brush are almost flattened, so I'm not sure it cleans the bottom of my bottles well. The picture before purchase shows the bristles with a nice rounded brush tip that makes it look like when you…

These brushes are terrible. Washing dishes has already become a chore, which made it even more awkward. The bristles are too stiff and won't hold detergent - practically doesn't foam. The wire part between the brush and the handle is not stiff enough, especially on the big two. Every time I used it, it flexed in the wrong place. On smaller brushes, the metal part that holds the bristles in place protrudes further than the bristles at the tip of the brush. That means the metal part scratches the

This brush set has a good range of sizes to fit the container sizes I think most people would have in their kitchen. The bristles are soft/flexible enough to fit through a small hole but strong enough to clean the inside walls of a container. There is only a small metal ring on the front of each brush that is used to hold the bristles on the handle...this is important because I have tried other products that had the right diameter bristles but the metal retaining ring is too big, so it might…

I bought these for clean thermal flasks that keep drinks hot or cold longer. They have a thin neck and flare out like most bottles do of course. The problem area for cleaning is the bottom of the bottle and the bristles of the brush are not very rounded at the top. The bristles at the very top of the brush are almost flattened, so I'm not sure it cleans the bottom of my bottles well. The picture before purchase shows the bristles with a nice rounded brush tip that makes it look like when you…