Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

excellent for cleaning

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

After several tries with other bottle brushes I've found these are tops! Other brushes fell apart very quickly or didn't fit in my medela bottles that I use for pumping. I love this brush because it's flexible and durable!

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

I like the way this stands up, but the nipple brush is useless. Why would I use the end that has been sitting in still water in the stand to clean my baby's nipple?? Seems counter productive and disgusting to me.

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

The sponge head is constructed in a way that makes contact with all crevasses and sides of the bottle, and it's very durable. Other brushes with a similar looking construction have flimsier sponge heads that fall through the wire that holds them together, or the sponge breaks apart. The stand makes storage convenient and sanitary, because it dries, rather than sitting in its own puddle of water.

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

Great bottle brush...wish it lasted longer. I've tried 4 different bottle brushes and this one is my favorite.

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

They are perfect for cleaning the dr brown's bottle. However, they break very easily. Be ready to buy a new one every 3 -4 weeks. Maybe it's because we wash every bottle & part by hand twice a day.

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

The best part about this is that the suction cup is not attached to the brush. You can place the suction cup where you want it and leave it (we leave it in the bottom of the sink) and then when you are done with the brush it rests in the suction cup. With the other brushes we've used you have to try to get the suction cup to adhere every time you use it (often more trouble than it is worth). This is great for helping to keep the brush out of the sink when its dirty or to make sure that it has dried well and isn't getting moldy.

We have only had this for a month and the inner wire piece is acting flimsy and flopping around when you try to use it, but it still works.

I'm not a huge fan of the nipple brush, but otherwise I really like it.

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

So far, this has been my favorite bottle brush. It's due, in part, to the fact that the nipple cleaner is at the bottom of the brush handle. The nipple cleaner is just a rubber nub, but it's pretty fat, and I find it easier to use than the little brushes. I also like that the bristles are somewhat soft and don't spray water all over the place. The two down-sides are that the sponge does not last very long and the attachment is made of wire, so there is a possibility of scratching (though it has never happened to me.)

Comments about Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush:

The main brush itself is okay. The suction cup is handy - the brush fits into it either straight up as pictured or sideways (stick it to the side of the sink)but it stains easily if any juice or carrot residue touches it. The nipple "brush" (it's not a brush it's plastic with cleaning "swirls") is awful. I i never felt like it got thee nipples clean and if you're trying to clean anything else that needs a small brush to fit in the crevices forget it - this nipple attachment won't clean ANYTHING but nipples.