Scotch-Brite Glass and Water Bottle Brush, Long-Lasting Bristles, Safe On Multiple Types Of Water Bottles, Baby Bottles, Vases, And More

Great price! I wanted a good brush to clean the glass jars I use for my sourdough starter. Maybe too much information on a brush review but I clean my jars outside. It’s a major no-no to let any starter residue go down your drain. Will clog drains badly. No drain cleaner will unclog that. So there’s my public service announcement if you are getting into baking your own sourdough.So, I was looking for a good brush that wouldn’t scratch my jars. This brush is perfect for that. Gets all the residue off. I soak my jars in a bin outside with cold water and some vinegar. That does well but there was always some starter residue left in the jars. This brush fixes that. Easy to clean.

Love this little brush , I bought it originally for my cleaning out my shake bottle and works very well. It’s durable and bristles are hard so it hold up well compared to other cheap ones I have bought !

I've been using this brush for 8 months, mostly to hand wash barware, and I love it. I originally bought it to clean the inside of hurricane glasses, deep down in the bulbous portion where a standard kitchen brush cannot reach. Nowadays, I use it on pretty much anything that has an open end... hurricane glasses, highball glasses, Collins glasses, DOF glasses, sports bottles, insulated metal beverage containers, jiggers, Boston shakers, etc. How anyone can get by without a bottle brush like this is beyond me. This brush in particular has stiff, yet very flexible bristles; and the best design feature (IMO) is the extra bristles on the tip, which make it so much easier to clean the inside bottom of a glass. The handle is long and comfortable, making it ergonomic to use. For a stupid kitchen brush, I can't say enough good things about it. However, its one Achilles heel is that it splatters wildly when you're scrubbing unless you're really careful. Other than that one flaw, it's a great brush that I can't live without.In the interest of full disclosure, however, as much as I love this brush, my wife hates it just as much. It takes a long time to dry and sits out in plain sight for long periods of time, which she considers an eyesore. Well, it wouldn't be sitting out if it wasn't getting used, right?

This is the second time I am purchasing this brush. We use it to clean everything, glasses, pots and pans, etc. I had my first brush for about 8 months and put it in the dishwasher to clean it once a week. I noticed stuff was sticking to the small holes where the bristles go into the plastic. It was no longer getting clean and the bristles on the tip of the brush used to stick out as far as all the others and in the picture you can see they are smooshed down. My husband thought it happened because we were putting it in the dishwasher.I do really love the way the brush cleans everything without scratching and that I could put it in the dishwasher but since it was no longer getting clean I ordered another one. After only using it a few times I noticed the bristles on the top smooshed down again! It isn't a big deal at all and still cleans everything really well but it made me realize it wasn't from the dishwasher because I haven't put the new on in it yet.Overall it has a nice grip, scratch free bristles and it is sturdy, I will continue to give it a deep clean in the dishwasher once a week again now that I know it didn't melt.

This gets all the things I can't reach with a sponge out of my water bottles and leaves them spotless

Some years ago I bought a few Scotch-Brite brushes. The bristles were stiff and worked to get into corners of whatever I was cleaning because of the placement of the end bristles.I was terribly frustrated when I could no longer find this type of brush. All of the ones with this arrangement of bristles had soft bristles all over. The bristles on those broke and never did clean well into corners or edges.When I saw this one on Amazon I was skeptical but hopeful after reading a review that said the bristles were stiff.The brush came today. And it does indeed have the original stiff bristles. They are placed a little farther apart than on the older brush but I suspect the brush will overall work as well. I'll be buying a number of these - for fear they'll stop production again!This is not a soft brush - so if that is what you are looking for almost any other brush with this arrangement of bristles will work for you.I took some photos showing my old, worn out brush next to the new one. (Worn out after several years of almost constant use. Now finally going in the recycling.) Note that the bristles on the end of both of them form a flat surface rather than a rounded one. This is a much better arrangement for getting into edges and corners.

This bottle cleaner work perfect. It gets into smaller openings than I thought it would. The handle is thick and sturdy with a nice grip. It doesn’t feel like it’s going to break like some others I’ve tried that have just the twisted wire necks. The bristles are soft and bendy enough to clean and get to small crevasses without scratching your bottles or utensils but still sturdy enough to clean. Very happy with purchase. Would recommend.

Bristles are far apart and so not great for a thorough clean but does the job. I like the bottle brushes that have a sponge at end but hard to find . I am trying to like this one.