5 different sizes of plastic-free bottle brushes for all your cleaning (& recycling) needs!

Need to get rid of the mouldy smell or bitter taste in your water bottle without scratching the inside? This set includes a variety of long bottle brushes designed with sisal bristles that will practically reach inside any water bottle for a thorough cleanse!
 

Contains




1 large brush (Diameter: 4cm/1.57in, Brush: 10cm/3.94in, Handle: 25cm/9.84in)


1 medium brush (Diameter: 2cm/0.79in, Brush: 6cm/2.36in, Handle: 18cm/7.09in)


1 small brush (Diameter: 1cm/0.39in, Brush: 7cm/2.76in, Handle:12cm/4.72in)


1 cotton straw brush (Diameter: 1cm/0.39in, Brush: 10cm/3.94in, Handle: 12cm/4.72in)


1 sisal straw brush (Diameter: 0.4cm/0.6in, Brush: 5.5cm/2.17in, Handle:18.5cm/7.28in)





Features 




sisal fibre: sisal is naturally oil-resistant without any chemicals, plastic, or BPA.

safe & worry-free: no toxins or worries that microplastics passed to the food or the environment

non-scratch: safe for use with a stainless steel water bottle

easy to hold and to hang: non-slip, compact design conforms to the contour of palm; hanging loop to air dry when not in use

Directions

scrub bottles, dishes, and other surfaces with dish soap as needed

check our simple guide to use these brushes to clean on our image.


large brush: water bottles (narrow opening brush like S'well bottle), vases, mason jars, etc
medium brush: baby milk bottles or pacifiers, beer bottles, soy sauce bottles, etc
small brush: kettles, cans, jam jars, etc


cotton straw brush: glass/steel straws or delicate surface surfaces, etc
sisal straw brush: bamboo straws or surfaces with tough stains, etc


Care Tips

rinse with water after each use and hang dry
clean bristles (as needed) with vinegar to kill bacteria
avoid soaking in water to prevent cracks
avoid placing in the dishwasher
place away from high heat or flames


Disposal



repurpose the brush for general house cleaning, gardening, etc
check the city's waste management info before disposal. if unsure, always consider composting in the backyard overthrowing into the garbage