Silicone Bottle Cleaning Brush with Long Handle, 12.5" Water Bottle Cleaner for Baby Bottles, Hydro Flask, Sports Bottle, Vase, Glassware, Perfect for Smaller Diameter Bottle Openings (One Pack)

It is long, sturdy but flexible, with soft, dense & thin bristles that remove whatever they touch and are themselves easy to wash. The handle is really long, so you'll be able to reach all the spots.

Perfect for our needs! Honestly, worked better than anticipated. Very solid. Not flimsy. Would definitely recommend if trying to clean narrow necked bottles (eg wine, beer, etc).

I bought this primarily because I was looking for a means to clean my glasses and bottles with something other than the usual (see: disgusting) fiber brush or (god forbid) a sponge. Those moldy little bacteria-factories should be banned from every household in the world IMO. Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised to find this little silicone unit was MUCH more affordable than other silicone scrubber products, and looked to be just what I had in mind.I was again surprised when it arrived, as it was MUCH smaller than expected. I thought when I made the purchase that I checked the size, but I guess I didn't understand the description. The length is good, but the head of the unit is pretty small... about the size of the top half of my thumb (though i've got big hands). I measured it just in case (the brush, not my thumb), and the brush head alone was 2 inches tall and 1.25 inches wide. The handle is 10 inches tall from the bottom of the grip to the bottom of the brush.I suppose it doesn't diminish the product much, as it still fits into bottles / glasses / etc & scrubs them well. It's just that the brush is about half the size of what you would expect a normal dish brush to be. Ultimately it does a good job and I'm happy with the purchase.Just keep in mind: It might look small when you first see it, but when you stick it in there it will do what you need just fine.

Wayyyyy smaller than I thought it would be. The brush part is thin and not for what I was buying it for. I still use it though

Love the idea of it not rusting or wearing out the bristles and most importantly that I can sanitize the brush itself.In practice ... not so much.Used many times on different items (vases, thermoflasks, cups, etc.) at first glance it’s great. Then you see you missed a bit, try to scrub, and it just won’t come off.First happened with a small area of algae in the bottom of a clear glass vase. So don’t say it’s a stain or scratch. Vase has long skinny neck with a larger rounded area at the bottom to hold more water. Before half the vase was green and most cleaned right up with this brush. Then I spent 10 mins trying to figure out why the brush can’t clean that one spot. Was thinking it might be that the bristles were too soft to scrub anything or that I just wasn’t getting the right angle to hit it. But I watched a single bristle go back and forth across the spot repeatedly to no avail.The neck bends nicely, maybe a little too easily, but the bristles bend way too much so I can’t get more pressure on it to scrub. I gave up on the algae spot, so I will have to try swirling some small beads or soaking in straight bleach later. Very disappointed.

I actually used to own this same bottle brush years ago. I found it at a walmart (or some other similar type of retailer, can't remember specifically), but i moved and didn't end up taking the brush with me. I'm happy to have found a replacement here on amazon!I LOVE this type of brush because it doesn't get gross like a sponge. It's easy enough to clean/disinfect by putting at the top row of the dishwasher (or cleaning it with soap/water or a gentle antibacterial wipe)i like using it to clean certain types of cups or other dishware that may have deep ridges/grooves as well. Helps provide a just little bit of elbow grease when getting gunk out.

Works fantastic, but definitely get the longer handle. I bought the shorter one and my hand hits the openening of the top of my standard size reusable water bottle when cleaning it. Otherwise, this works great!

I've bought other bottle brushes that have thin--even super thin metal--handles, but the bristle parts are too wide for the bottle opening. The ones I bought with super thin metal handles can go into the bottle, but the handles are so weak and flimsy that you can't get any force behind it to scrub.This one is perfect. The part of the handle that has the bristles is just a tiny bit wider than the handle itself, and the bristles squish easily to go through a small bottle opening. The handle is quite long and very sturdy, so you can get a lot of force into scrubbing the insides of a bottle.The bottle I bought this for has an opening that's less than one inch across, and this is the only brush I've found that can clean it.Edit: Attached pictures of my smallest plant-rooting bottle.