Quickie Bottle Brush, Soft Bristles, Water Bottle Cleaning Brush, Safe on Mltiple Types of Bottles, Baby Bottles, Vases

Cleans easily and effectively

Got this because ATK reviews and im not disappointed at all. This brush is perfect and i do a ton of dishes it works great

I’m a loyal user of this brush, it’s the perfect length, balance in hand, and goes for a reasonable price. I would ask that the shipper not smash them into a box that’s too small, I was disappointed to see bristles bent upwards or flat on both.

My previous brush broke at the steam/handle during a vigorous cleaning session. I chose this one because it was recommended by America's Test Kitchen. I've had it for 11 weeks and have used it a handful of times. It seems to be sturdier than my last one, not extraordinarily difficult to use or clean. Hopefully this one lasts for many years of semi-frequent use.

Very sturdy item. I have another one like this and why I bought another one. My first one is well over 7 years old and still using it.

Bought this based on its top recommendation by Cooks Illustrated. The bristles are firm enough to stay stable and collapse easily to fit into tight bottle narrow diameter spaced. Cleans dishes well and can be easily cleaned in the dishwasher. I also like the contour and comfort level of its handle. Worth the investment.

ATK was correct: this is an amazing brush. It’s super sturdy, feels great in the hands when wet, and does a good job scrubbing and maintaining it’s shape. Being able to just throw it in the dishwasher is a big bonus too. This brush is now a permanent part of my kitchen gear.

This is my family's favorite dish brush. We use it for most dishes- not just bottles. The long handle is great for tall folks who don't want to have to bend as much to scrub their dishes.We're on our second brush. First one has been retired from dishwashing duty to scrub drains and other dirty stuff and the bristles are still holding up. I see the price has gone up, though.Only downside is that this thing is large and unwieldy-looking in the sink (not actually unwieldy for adults to use, though our young children prefer smaller brushes). It is so big we really don't have anywhere to put it and it just sits there in the bottom of the sink. But if it were smaller it wouldn't work as well. :)

Works perfectly. I'd buy again. Great quality and functions well inside everything I've used it with when washing dishes. It's the best bottle brush I've ever used and I've used many different ones during the past few decades.

Comprei para lavar uma garrafa da tupperware de 500 ml, precisa fazer força mas entra sim.

Excelente cepillo, no se deforma.

Needed for 1.9l thermos bristles. Too weak. Not long enough. To reach. The bottom. All in all a waste. Of money.

I purchased this one because 'America's Test Kitchen' recommended it. I am not new to the dirty dishes and their challenges - 4 kids all over 20 now so I have been there, seen it and done it. It was delivered with one entire side flat/squished. I thought it was ruined. I put it under warm/hot water for a few seconds then left it to dry - next day it was in the correct shape. The bristles are designed for maximum cleaning and to stay clean!!!! I purchased this BECAUSE my previous beloved bottle brush (oxo Good Grips) was used to scrub a cheese dish and became 100% clogged with cheese unable to be cleaned. I tried freezing it and combing the gunk, soaking it dishwasher detergent, CLR grease remover then ultimately the top rack in the dishwasher which melted the bristles creating one clump of plastic and cheese. Gross. I have used the 'Quickie' from fine glassware to dried on smoothie cups that sat far too long on somebody's night stand. It works very well, is very comfortable in hand, easy to clean/free of food debris and dries VERY well because the bristles are spread out. I will 100% buy this one again. To be clear, the bristles are not stiff for major scrubbing but soft enough for stemware and EXCELLENT for getting in the nooks and crannies of most waterbottles and smoothie cups! Also, I did test it with the cheese disaster and was able to release the debris from the bristles with minimal effort!