Brushtech King Cup Washing Brushes Review

I bought this brush to clean tea stained Tervis glasses. Unfortunately, due to the design, it is almost impossible to clean the bottom 1 cm of the cups.

I use vacuum mugs every day (who doesn't use them) and I always have trouble getting coffee stains out of the inside of a mug. I want to use regular bottle cleaners because they can scratch and ruin steel cups. This brush is soft and cleans without scratching. but I don't know if it's durable or not. I will update later

I bought this brush because I have a large, rather narrow, stainless steel travel mug that I can't fit my hand in to clean. The brush is rough which is what I needed to scrape off coffee residue. It works well although it doesn't reach the pages below. It fits my mug snugly and I have to twist it one way when cleaning or the handle unscrews. However, this is the best brush I have found for my needs and I would recommend it.

I bought this brush because I have a large, rather narrow, stainless steel travel mug that my hand cannot fit in to clean. The brush is rough which is what I needed to scrape off coffee residue. It works well although it doesn't reach the pages below. It fits my mug snugly and I have to twist it one way when cleaning or the handle unscrews. However, this is the best brush I have found for my needs and I would recommend it.

While I love my stainless steel OXO Good Grips LiquiSeal Travel Mug, keeping it clean is a challenge. This brush is effective enough to gently wipe coffee residue off the sides of the glass. The brush fits snugly in the glass and with the addition of hot water and dish soap was able to remove most of the coffee residue that had built up. Now I mostly see bare metal. If you use this brush regularly from day one, I expect your glass to remain nice and shiny on the inside. My example is an extreme

I've tried more bristly cup brushes than I can remember. It was the first non-bristle knife, and the handle was deceptively short. Once inserted, this little tool can really clean a mug regardless of the depth, and can even accommodate the large plastic glasses I use for my iced tea. It takes a little nudge to set the brush on the bottom of the cup. It's like stuffing a wet sponge into a small space. A few quick spins and the bottom of the cup is clean. You still need a washcloth if you don't…