Scotch-BriteGlass and Water Bottle Brush, Long-Lasting, Safe on Glassware, Shaker Bottles, Food Processors, & More, Non-slip handle, Durable, Reusable, Clean in Top Rack of Your Dishwasher

Overall, it’s a great bottle brush.PROS- It’s got a really sturdy handle and the bristles seem sturdy too.- The grip on the handle is good.CONS- This bottle brush seems to have a harder time getting through smaller openings. We got it specifically to use it to clean out our doctor Brown’s baby bottles, and technically it works, but you really have to shove it down hard and pull pretty hard to get it back out.-there’s not as many bristles on this, as we would like.Overall, it works for most things, so we can’t really complain, which is why we gave it five stars, but we will probably try a different brand in the future that will work better with our baby bottles.

I bought the Scotch-Brite bottle brush to help clean my reusable water bottles and baby bottles, and it's become a staple in my kitchen. The bristles are firm enough to scrub away residue but flexible enough to reach tight corners without scratching. It fits easily into narrow bottle openings, and the long handle gives great leverage without slipping out of my hand.What I really appreciate is how well it rinses clean — no lingering odors or buildup, and it dries pretty quickly. I’ve also used it on coffee tumblers, vases, and even narrow jars, and it works like a charm every time.After a couple of months of regular use, it’s still in great shape. Durable, affordable, and super effective — exactly what I expect from Scotch-Brite. Highly recommend if you're tired of struggling to clean bottles with regular brushes or sponges!

I’ve tried countless bottle brushes over the years, and the Scotch-Brite Glass and Water Bottle Brush is genuinely different. It actually makes cleaning bottles, baby bottles, vases, and other narrow containers a breeze. The bristles are long-lasting and firm enough to scrub away residue, but gentle enough not to scratch delicate glass or plastic.What really sets this brush apart is the thoughtful design. The handle is comfortable to grip and long enough to reach the bottom of even tall bottles, and the bristle layout ensures no corners or bottoms are missed. It's also flexible and bendable enough to make sure you can access those pesky spots missed by other brushes.I’ve used it for everything from protein shaker bottles to narrow vases and even my husband’s oversized travel mug, and it works flawlessly every time.Unlike other brushes that bend awkwardly, shed bristles, or leave residue behind, this one feels durable and reliable. It’s practical, easy to rinse clean, and keeps bottles hygienic without the hassle of soaking or multiple passes. For anyone who struggles to clean deep or awkward containers, this brush is a small investment that saves time, keeps bottles sparkling, and actually works as advertised.If you want a high-quality, durable, versatile bottle brush that goes beyond the typical flimsy options, this is absolutely worth buying.

Needed something to wash cups and water bottles (the old one broke) and this one works well enough, but I wish the tip bristles are a bit harder or more numerous, for washing some residues at the very bottom of cup, as it took a bit of effort of twisting and pushing to finally get the bottom clean. But that's more of a nitpick / wishlist than actual problem with this brush. The brush works fine if you put in enough effort and time to scrape the bottom over and over. It's soft enough to fit inside the bottles but still stiff enough to brush the sides. Leverage becomes a bit precarious when it comes to the largest bottles (32 oz or larger), but it works well enough. Getting the gunk off the bristles however, requires a bit of work when you're done. All in all, worthwhile product, will update if something changes.

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. It's also the most effective style of brush I've come across for scrubbing the inside surfaces of taco holders! 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 anymore.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?

Cheap water bottle brush. Fits the depth and size of my stainless steel water bottle. Totally does what it is intended to do.