SPARTA Bottle Brush 12" Long - White

I bought this - and a smaller diameter silicone bristle bottle brush, not knowing which would work better.. i can say this - I just used this to clean 3, 18 oz Stainless Steel vacuum insulated bottles, and my all stainless steel Stanley 2 quart thermos.. i scrubbed out and rinsed all 4 in probably 4 or 5 minutes total. It was really fast, and really easy. Never even used the other brush. This was prefect. It even reached all the way down in the Stanley 2 quart Thermos which is the larger style of Stanley Thermoses (With just enough of the handle left sticking out) to hit and remove that little tiny annoying (What looked like) rust spot. The handle is long enough, stiff enough, and wide enough to really scrub. To give you a size prospective, think small toilet brush, but with more bristles. When inserted the bristles just barely dont hit the 2 quart thermos walls, but inside the 18oz bottles they collapse a bit. Honestly, i think its prefect. I feel no need or desire to find something “better” if such a thing exists. It cleans the bottles really easily, and super fast cause it hits almost everything all at once. I know its kinda expensive, but if you get annoyed struggling while trying to clean your bottles out - this makes a big difference. Its the little things in life..

This brush is made like a Russian tank. It is not beautiful but it will always get the job done! It fits into everything! It cleans out the french press, removes tea stains from the narrow top kettles and even fits into our thinner nalgene water bottles. The size of the brush is perfect. It seems a little large but it gets into tight spaces and has a nice light abrasive quality to it for cleaning. The handle will never break and the whole thing cleans off easily when you place it under hot running water. It really works well and I feel better about using products made here in north american instead of some prison labor camp. Enjoy!

This bottle brush is from a manufacturer I have used before.This one has different bristles which are straight and thicker. I had hoped for a brush that matched my previous brush which had thinner slightly spiraled bristles. But this brush is working well.Using this brush is good so far (about a month). It cleans dishes well, is not too stiff and the shape is great for cleaning pots and pans.It is a bit expensive for a dish brush, but I think it is worth that price.

As other reviews indicated this bottle brush is quite large. My mom thought it looked like a toilet brush when I took it out of the package. That being said, the large size is actually VERY convenient for what we bought it for: to clean travel mugs and bottles (note: because the handle/base itself is fairly thin and the bristles will fold, it fits in more narrow-mouthed mugs/bottles). All I have to do is stick this puppy inside with a little soap, give it a few turns, pop it back out and WAH-LAH. Done. Takes me a seconds and reaches all the bottoms, corners and walls of the mugs. No more scraping to reach off angles or fighting to get the brush in. I love this thing.

This is absolutely the best dish brush I have ever used. I have one of these brushes for years, if not decades. One night I looked at my old brush and realized that no matter how well I clean it, it really did need to be replaced. Not thinking I would be able to find one to buy I was thrilled that Amazon had a whole series of them. Well made with a great handle. The bristles are soft but firm enough to do a great job on dishes. I'm pretty sure this brush would last a lifetime, but for sanitation reasons its probably best to replace it because bacteria, etc does eventually get lodged in the base of the bristles. I highly recommended you buying this brush.

I bought this brush although I do not need it. I still have the same one that I bought (5 ?) years ago, and which still looks almost new (the handle maybe shows a little bit of use), but the amazing bristles are still like new! I use it everyday for pots, pans kitchen walls, anything that needs a scrub, kitchen cabinets, sinks, shoes, (it excels at pushing small food debris through the grill of the drain) etc... I am not sure it was made for bottles, perhaps for coffee urns in the food industry or some other kind of urn... Anyway, the store I bought it from do not carry it anymore, they carry something similar but not as good, I think. So, I was so afraid that if an accident happened to this indestructible tool, I would not be able to replace it and when I saw it on Amazon I bought it right away. It's still in its original wrapper waiting for the eventual call to duty that may never happen in my lifetime.I never had such a good brush. Also, if the white bristles get stained because you used it on the (COLD) BBQ or whatever, a short stay in water with some Clorox will restore it to its virginal splendor. (Of course I never used it on burning hot items).

I bought this brush because I saw it was used by restaurants. I was tired of buying brushes that last only a short time. I've had the brush about 4 months, & so far it shows no signs of deterioration; it's as good as it was the day I bought it. This particular brush is quite long, so be sure to check its dimensions for your particular uses. It's perfect for larger pots & pans, baking pans, large bowls, etc. It's a bit large for personal vacuum bottles, for example, but will fit in most. Its bristles clean well, though their springiness can throw a bit of soap if you're not careful. Overall, I love this brush, & its smaller version.

Now, this is what i call a kitchen brush! It is big and sturdy and perfect for everything from pots to glasses to vases. The handle is nice and long too. The bristle part is a big 6" much bigger then the crappy kitchen brushes you find in the store and it is not too stiff not too soft just right for every job. It is 15.5" overall length so it easily cleans big pots and tall vases. Spend the little extra and get a real kitchen brush, this is the one.