The Coldest Water Bottle Brush: Ultimate Cleaning Solution for Stainless Steel Bottles - 3-in-1 Tools for Easy and Safe Scrubbing Review

I never use a straw with any of my water jugs. (I have two 64 fl oz jugs that I carry water in) The brushes are cheap but seem quite strong. The large brush is long enough to easily reach the bottom of both bottles. The small brush is strong and I can use it to clean when needed. Strawbrush cannot comment. The name 3 in 1 is a bit misleading, there are 3 brushes. They have a ring to hold them together but you can separate them. But they are pretty cheap, I don't mind.

Works as intended. The straw cleaning brush is excellent which is one of the main reasons I chose this particular combo over others. The only problem is the plastic loop that holds them all together. I can't tell you how many times I've tried fiddling with this thing to free the brush while cleaning, only to have it all fall off the hook I'm holding it on. This is a minor remark, but the plastic clasp is difficult to undo with wet hands. Otherwise a worthwhile purchase.

This bottle brush works great. It comes in and clears my 27 ounces. Stainless steel water bottle. Simply use warm water and a little mild dish soap to clean the bottles. I always feel the difference in taste in the water after brushing it with this brush. It tastes much better and doesn't have the metallic or mineral aftertaste that bottles can sometimes give off. The bristles are firm but not too harsh and won't scratch or scrape metal. The straw brush is also great for cleaning the siphon…

I was expecting a thicker brush that could clean my stainless steel water bottles. I suppose if you just drink water from them it might work. Although the bristles on this brush are too soft to remove debris stuck in a water bottle. I used soap and baking soda but the bristles are too soft and not firm enough. I drink tea with tea and this brush is absolutely useless for removing stuck residue. I have another better brush with stiffer bristles that wrap the entire head, but it's difficult to…

Over the years I have purchased many brushes for cleaning water bottles, travel mugs and dish bins. None worked particularly well. Then I found a bottle brush with the coldest water. Yes, it's an odd name, but there's nothing odd about how well this kitchen tool works in the sink. It does a great job and exceeds my expectations. The only thing I doubt is the need for two small brushes to accompany the large brush. The straw brush has proven useful, but the short, wide brush is a mystery…

My 40oz Hydroflask water bottle is my baby. I carry it with me everywhere and use it all day every day. I use it so much I didn't even bother to wash it because what's the point? I mean it's only water in it! Not that she gets dirty! Oh how wrong I was. A week ago, when my water bottle was empty (a rarity), I decided to bring a cotton swab upstairs as a spill-proof cup, and when I pulled it out, I almost threw up. He was covered in dirt! Then I put a cotton swab on the straw. Again, what came…