Which bottle brush works well for cleaning this sippy cup?
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I just use the munchkin bottle brush with the suction stand. Plus get the tiny brushes so you can clean in the straw!
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Any brush is fine. But the tiny pipe-cleaner looking brushes for the smaller pieces work well.
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Any bottle brush is good. Just make sure to get one that has a nipple brush as well. I definitely don't recommend this sippy cup tho. My dalighter won't even use it if I have the top of it on. You have to suck really hard to get anything to come out. I've recycled the lid and and sippy part of it and just use the stainless steel part as a regular cup, I just added a metal straw from ecojarz
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Very very easy to clean with a bottle brush. The toddler nipple is fast flow I'm not sure about the infant bottle nipple but i assume it's slower
927952
I've never used or cleaned a Sigg water bottle, but I've used the large brush for a large vase, many size jars, and large stainless steel coffee bottles.
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I use it on all cold liquids, I just let it soak if milk is used in it to get the milk out of all the nooks and crannies. :) I use a Dr. Browns bottle cleaner on the straw, looks like a pipe cleaner. Works great for the straw and the mouth piece.
126852
It works well. In fact so far it has fit all of my water bottle straws. The brush is perfect for cleaning straws, firm enough but not too hard. I highly recommend!
1951993
Very easy to disassemble & clean, a baby bottle brush will get anything that is left over.
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It doesn't come with a brush. U may need to purchase separately from maybe EMS or REI. I happened to have one from my biking water pack. As for HW, I never tried. I don't feel comfortable having my son drink a hot liquid thru a sippy straw.
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I too am looking for a cleaning brush long enough and narrow enough to clean wine bottles and swing top bottles. Have you found anything suitable?
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Dishwasher safe! And if you don't have the luxury of a dishwasher I'd assume a baby bottle brush would work well!
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I just use a bottle brush to clean the inside. I got one the size that goes in there easily. Otherwise, I just rinse it with regular soap and water.
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I use an "evenflo" baby bottle brush since baby bottles are narrow. Mine haas a sponge at the tip. I think it was only $2. Most of the time I just run very hot water through it, and sometimes a drop of soap. I only use this bottle for distilled water so it doesn't really get "dirty." But, yes, baby bottle brushes are narrower.
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I think so.Here is the link just for the head.OXO Tot Bottle Brush with Nipple Cleaner, Green
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I purchased a soft bristle bottle brush. If you are worried about scratching - which you shouldn't - you can cover the bristles with a washcloth/dishcloth. Use a mild dish soap put a drop in with some hot water and shake, clean with the brush and rinse twice. You should be good to go then!!
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Yes, a baby bottle brush would work. There are also spongers with handles that are made for cleaning glasses that would work. I put mine in the dishwasher, they come out good as new...
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You may want to use a bottle brush if you aren't planning to put it in a dishwasher.
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I bought a set of 4, 12" x 3/8" Nylon Straw Brushes by ProTool through Amazon that are perfect for cleaning the straw that comes with this tumbler. The brushes are long enough to reach the entire length of the straw and they are full enough to clean without the need to wiggle it around to reach the entire interior. I love these brushes! They are great for any reusable straw.
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I bought a long handle scrub brush for just this reason. If the water bottle has a wide enough mouth, the brush can clean the whole inside well. I've restored several grungy water bottles this way. So, no dishwasher, and still confidently clean.