Hiware Drinking Straw Cleaner Brush Kit: 9-Piece Extra Long Pipe Cleaners - Perfect for Tumbler, Sippy Cup, Bottle, and Tube Cleaning Review

You are amazing! We have a few straws that we've used for shakes that can't be put in the dishwasher. The straws have been washed a few times and still had smoothie residue in them. I was amazed that a swipe of the wet brush over the straw could remove all the dirt!

Love the 3 sizes of brushes in the pack and the quality of the product. In fact, I bought these brushes from my store for cleaning small parts and for cleaning the hard-to-reach inside of a coffee grinder. These brushes are great all-purpose cleaners.

Great brush set. See attached picture. You get 3 sizes, 2 of each size, and they have protective tabs on the end to prevent scratches. The bristles are semi-rigid and about the size of an average toothbrush. This is exactly what I was looking for to clean my hummingbird feeders. Good stiff twisted wire pencils like those from Fuller Brush. For about $5 you can't beat him.

Works great; Ideal for cleaning straws or pipettes. Soft bristles that should not scratch. Various sizes (3) and many brushes (total 9). I like that the ends are capped with a soft rubber tip. I use these brushes to clean 5ml glass drops and they work great. Delivery took almost a week instead of 2 days, but that's the fault of the US Postal Service and the unfortunate coincidence of the holiday weekend. Seller maintained excellent communication and follow up. I would recommend these brushes…

Bought not to clean straws. I bought these for cleaning glass tobacco. You are wonderful. The item in question was dirty. I'm sure some form of mold has grown in the base. After half an hour of washing, everything was crystal clear again. I ruined one of the brushes but the other two I used were in good condition. The bristles appear to be of different thicknesses, which is also nice when you need more washing power. You can bend the stems to get any angle you want. Huge variety. I'm sure they…

That's great. High quality bristles and wire handles. They were very good at removing smoothie residue from my Starbucks reusable straws. The smallest mop fits perfectly in diameter, but it turns out that the largest mop fits perfectly too. In terms of length, I've found that the largest scrubber is the only one that fully pushes through my 10.5-inch straws, but it doesn't matter that shorter scrubbers can't. The smaller ones actually have slightly stiffer bristles, so the smallest ones can…

I like that there are three of each size. I can use longer ones to clean straws and hard-to-reach places like drains. The smallest is good for light cleaning of some CPAP supplies, hard-to-clean spots on feeders, ridges on some furniture (easily) expelled dust, no broom fits in corners. I don't feel that the Bristol is too stiff and the grips are a bit flexed and I don't mind. If I have several of these, I can segment them into the right sections and/or have spares if one wears out. I have no…

I have an old bottle (circa 2002) which I like a lot but the straw was long and had a rim to the end so when I poured the smoothie in there was still some left Debris that eventually turned into mold in the middle of the straw. I thought about buying replacement straws but they were sold in packs of five and cost double what I paid for these straw cleaners. I figured I could always use these straws to clean other sports bottles and more and saved myself $5. The long straw cleaner worked like…

I have an old bottle (circa 2002) that I really like, but the straw was long and completely rimmed so when I poured the smoothie in there was some sediment left in it. which eventually turned into mold in the middle of the straw. I thought about buying replacement straws but they were sold in packs of five and cost double what I paid for these straw cleaners. I figured I could always use these straws to clean other sports bottles and more and saved myself $5. The long straw cleaner worked like…

If you're like me you only use a straw or two everywhere and if you don't keep them clean after each use they tend to get smelly and sluggish. These brushes do a great job of keeping every milkshake I drink as fresh and mind-blowingly delicious as the first one. The plastic overhang at the tips prevents scratches, different sizes reach the smallest holes. The handles are good and long, and the bristles, soft and thin, are easy enough to clean. You may have to get creative and bend the metal…

These brushes are great. I bought these for my Starbucks glasses and they work great. The bristles are soft but strong enough to clean straws well. How I survived without her, I have no idea. Just thinking about all the crap in there makes me shudder. Trust me... you shouldn't neglect straws because they get gross very quickly. There are no bristles on the ends, but that doesn't detract from anything. I usually use a large scraper because it gets me the furthest. I don't use the other two that…