Cleaning Scrubbing Bottles Thermos Tumblers Review

Have 10 inches and. 8 inch 16 oz thermos ideal for both. The straw cleaner is quite flexible and stores well in the brush handle. To hang on the wall you need a decent sized hook e.g. a 2-5# hook, although it weighs no more than 6 ounces.

This bottle brush is quite large, it looks more like a toilet brush than a bottle brush. However, it works very well. Specially designed for large water bottles. This brush can be lowered completely to clean the bottom of even very large bottles. She also has a thin straw cleaning brush hidden in the handle. The only problem is finding a place to store this large brush.

This is a great all round bottle and straw tool. The straw brush screws into the main handle and there is a gap in the main handle for the straw brush to rest in, allowing it to dry out between uses rather than getting moldy. The bristles are hard enough to get the job done without scratching anything. I used it on a very dirty coffee mug and it is now like new with no damage from the thorough cleaning I had to do.

When they say it's a long handled brush, they mean it! That thing looks like a toilet brush, not a bottle brush. Length 14 inches, brush diameter 2.5 inches. It barely fits in my kitchen drawer and the brush barely fits through the bottles I use to make salad dressings. I wouldn't use it if I had an alternative, but since the pandemic I've stopped shopping for non-essential items and have no plans to roam the stores looking for the perfect bottle brush. This has to be enough for now.

Cleaning the straw without one of those little brushes is nearly impossible and takes forever. This small cleaning brush makes cleaning reusable straws quick and easy. Not to mention a lot healthier when they're clean. The large brush is great for cleaning narrow glasses that you can't put your hand in, or our ribbed glasses that you can't clean with a simple sponge. I like this set the best because the small brush fits right in the handle and the big brush so you can't lose it. It is made of…

The brush handle is strong and the brush itself is soft but strong enough to get the job done well without scratching the bottle. This length is sufficient for most standard bottles, but may not be suitable for narrow-mouth bottles. The straw cleaner is hidden in the brush shaft. With a simple twist, the straw brush comes out. There are two small drainage holes at the bottom of the shaft to drain any existing water, although despite the drainage holes, I can see the straw brush eventually…

I've been using OXO bottle brushes for years but they've gotten expensive and the lifespan has gotten shorter. I then tried the OXO Revain Basics version which looked almost identical but didn't even last as long as OXO, so many other brands I tried had stiff bristles that didn't touch the entire surface. I don't want to throw brushes in the trash every three weeks. This one looked promising, I really like the brush head itself. It's soft enough to fully clean surfaces, it's not a hard bristle…