I'm looking for a brush to clean tea pot spouts. it must be narrow and flexible. Will these work?
1131304
I don't have any teapots, but I stuck one down the spout of my tea kettle and it worked fine. Yes, they are flexible.
1131305
Good question. I just tried the smallest brush on my brown English tea pot. It was too big to fit into the spout.
1131306
They should work well unless the spout of the tea pot is very small. The tufts of cotton on the end will help with the cleaning.Those tufts on the ends of the brushes are very soft. Tea is hard to remove so you may need a vinegar soak now and then.
1131307
Yes, I think it will. The medium one easily washes small juice containers and the smaller one is considerably smaller. Hope that helps.
1549656
Depends on how tiny the nooks are. As others have said if the butter is very soft it should work. This brush is well made and the best part i put in the dishwasher all the time.
201550
Yes, I would say so. I have two small ones I use on tea pictures. Works great!
13548
It should strain any fine tea as the holes on the strainer are very, very small. I have enjoyed this strainer as the old type my leaves would stick to the screen and with this strainer they do not.
740958
works well with average teas, not sure about spices. guess it depends on how finely they're ground. openings look to be 1-2mm wide. be careful with the pot, as it is extremely fragile. we've gone through 2 of them, and finally decided to go with an iron teapot,
1509788
No idea--haven't tried it, but it seems like any basic, round bristle brush would work fine in it. Perhaps there are refill brushes, as well.
1650404
It should. At the head or where it connects to a longer tube/wand is 1-1/2. I also purchased separately a tube/wand for my home vac; the fat end is 1-1/2, skinny end is 1-1/4 and it fits perfect with this floor brush. Hope this makes sense. It swivels also. Works great for me. Good luck.
1652369
could be a little too harsh for tea pot. I would not recommend. Two of three brushes are made of metal. One is made up of nylon that seems a bit too rigid.
900793
I'm not sure of the longest brush that would fit, but I believe a 5 inch would fit OK. A slender, round brush may give you up to seven or so inches for your brush.
920508
I will be honest. When I purchased I was not sure if they would fit. These brush heads looked like mine so I took a chance. They are better than the brushes that came with my unit. If your brush is a single rotating head with a color coded band at the base I would bet they will fit.
1134200
I bought the travel size on HSN and now can't find the brushes. Will these fit?
1244309
Any brush is fine. But the tiny pipe-cleaner looking brushes for the smaller pieces work well.
1111379
Here is the description from the source/manufacturer's website: "Teensy tiny brushes for cleaning teensy tiny tubes, airbrushes, spray guns, tattoo equipment, nozzles, etc. Think miniature bottle brushes. You get a set of (5) brushes: 1/32", 1/16", 3/32", 1/8" and 3/16" dia. All have nylon bristles, are 4" long, and are on a slip ring so you won't lose them." http://www.sciplus.com/p/TINY-BRUSHES_47893
1665910
Using a small stiff brush like one used to clean a tea pot spout is quite easy. Even a larger brush will work quite well.
1111382
Here is the description from the source/manufacturer's website:"Teensy tiny brushes for cleaning teensy tiny tubes, airbrushes, spray guns, tattoo equipment, nozzles, etc. Think miniature bottle brushes. You get a set of (5) brushes: 1/32", 1/16", 3/32", 1/8" and 3/16" dia. All have nylon bristles, are 4" long, and are on a slip ring so you won't lose them."http://www.sciplus.com/p/TINY-BRUSHES_47893
1652370
Depends on how big the hole is in your teapot. These are decently sized brushes with solid plastic handles. They do not bend. I would look for steel wool, or if you can't fit your hand in all the way then find something with a bendable handle. You can probably clean a good majority of the walls but the corners and bottom of the pot would not be as easy.
1758011
They should work well. We have All-Clad stainless lids and they do the trick...no tea pot however. The handle covers may be loose given they are universal and will fit many types of lid handles. They are secure however and avoid the need for a pot holder. Hope this helped.