Do Our bottle brushes work better?
Bottle brushes work well on all bottles that need a thorough cleaning especially those with hard-to-reach nooks and crannies.
Our long brush is flexible, soft, and less likely to scratch bottles. It comes in a variety of materials such as silicon, nylon, plastics, and bamboo.
Some of the Dish Scrubbie brushes also come in useful designs like the combination of long bottle cleaning brush and curved brush heads will allow you to clean all parts of your bottles easily. While some have features like high-density bristles, fast-drying, easy storage, and BPA-free.
Still, there are some bottle brushes that go beyond the typical features of traditional brushes that use cool attributes like no bristles, sponges, and wires and come in beautiful designs as well. Whatever features your bottle brushes may have, their function and purpose are all geared towards good cleaning and convenience
How to clean a bottle cleaning brush
In order to clean your bottle, your brush also needs cleaning. It is essential that you clean your bottle brushes if you are re-using them regularly.
The good part is it won’t take so much of your time to do it and it’s pretty much an easy process. Most bottle brushes are dishwasher safe. You just pop it inside and let the dishwasher do its thing.
If you don’t have a dishwasher, then you can run it with hot soapy water. Follow these steps to effectively clean your bottle brushes
Step 1: Fill in the basin with hot water and add 1 tbsp. of liquid soap detergent then put the cleaning brush in the water.
Step 2: Let the brush soak in hot soapy water for 15 minutes to loosen food residue stuck to the brush.
Step 3: You can use a plastic comb to gently comb through the brush. This will remove trapped food or dirt from the bristles.
Step 4: Rinse the brush under warm or hot running water and wring out excess water completely.
Step 5: If you want to sanitize it even more after rinsing it, place it on a bowl or plate and pour hydrogen peroxide over it making sure that all bristles are covered.
Step 6: Let the peroxide remain for 15 minutes to sanitize it.
Step 7: Rinse off the thoroughly under running water and let it air dry.