Stainless Steel Bottle Brush with Replaceable Head, Long Handle Scrub Brush for Water Bottles, Glasswares, Mugs, Flasks, Tumblers, Vases, and Kitchen Sink, 2 Pack, 13 in - 15 in

Holds up well and cleans good! I like a brush. because it doesn’t get all gross like other scrubbers.

Very good brush for cleaning bottles and cups. The brush has the right firmness to clean surface without causing damage and it holds the soap bubbles well for cleaning. It's easy to raise off after. I would recommend!

Finally found the kitchen brush we’ll stick with. Others brushes have been too soft, this one is perfect. Two handle lengths and replaceable brushes - need I say more?

Soft bristles and still does it job. Very easy to use. I like the two sizes for using on different size objects. So far so good, no issues.

I know it's weird to wax lyrical about a bottle brush, but here I go. These are amazing. I had to get a new bottle brush, as the old one I had, had just lost it's shape, became all matted down and ugly. I wanted something that would last, be soft enough to use on all surfaces, but sturdy enough to actually remove dirt from inside a container too small to put my hand in. I tend to use this nylon brush for loads of things, pre-scrubbing dishes of all sorts, because the shape makes it so easy to get into nooks and crannies. So this brush type gets a lot of use in my house. That's why they tend to disintegrate so quickly. Not this time. I got the 2 pack thinking that it'll be great to have a backup when the first one inevitably fails. Well, it's been months of heavy use now and brush #1 is showing no signs of wear and tear. I love that the rod is metal, it's so incredibly sturdy, easy to clean, and the bristles still look brand new! And believe me, I use the heck out of this brush! So yeah, I'm singing the praises of a bottle brush. Yay!

Love these. I use the shorter one for baby bottles and the taller one for yetis/Stanley cups/hydroflasks. The 15” brush will easily wash/scrub the tallest hydroflask size. I have previously used bottle brushes that have plastic handles and I have to say, the metal handle is waaaaay sturdier, which allows you to scrub pretty hard while taking a lot of the pressure off of your hand/wrist. It feels much easier to scrub bottles with these brushes compared to other/plastic handle brushes. I’m heavy handed with all washing and scrubbing and this brush is one of the few brushes that I’m heavy handed with that doesn’t cause my wrists to hurt. I typically put all of my scrub brushes and bottle brushes in the dishwasher every so often to clean them. I do the same with these and they hold up well and seem to stay clean! I always rinse them thoroughly (and sometimes wash the bristles in my hand with a drop of dawn soap) and hang them to dry after I use them. (Dawn soap only if the bottles were extra gross. Dishwasher every few days/once a week.)

Very nice brushes. Firm, keep their shape.

Love these Brushes for cleaning all your beverage containers. Love the Color

Bottle brushes; I have seven to do all the different jobs I need them for as not a single one did the job (too narrow, soft, bendy, stiff...), and not a one did a 'good' job. Until I found these!!! Firstly, yeah, okay, they do look a bit like a toilet brush - but they also do the job of the seven I have, and BETTER! Firstly, because of the wide bristle spray they work beautifully in baby bottles and large Soda Stream bottles, one brush! The bristles are stiff enough to do the job, yet soft enough to not scratch the plastic. The handle is solid, sturdy stainless and does not flex, it doesn't need to with the width of the bristles; bonus, it has a rubber/silicone padded grip that is super comfy in my hand and non slip. The dogs gravity fed 4 litre water jug can now be scrubbed out and does not have to sit with bleach inside it to get the nasty pink gunk out. Lastly, it easily cleans both square and round wide mouthed hummingbird feeders (I have no small necked ones, so cannot vouch for that, but a Soda Stream bottle or milk jug has a 1 and 3/8th inch opening, if that helps). NOTE: there is some spray when you pull the brush out of a tight neck, just angle down to prevent an unwanted mist/shower. Is this a lot to pay for a couple of bottle brushes, yep. Is it worth it, totally; no more compromise, fighting to properly clean something or brush caddy full of alternatives.

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