Water Bottle Brush, 15 Inches Long Stainless Steel Handle Bottle Brush Cleaner, Bottle Scrubber, Kitchen Scrub Cleaning Brushes for Cup, Wine Glasses, Coffee Mugs, Tumblers, Wine Decanters, Black

15-Inch Water Bottle Brush with 304 Stainless Steel Handle and Gentle Nylon Bristles – HUMUTA STB1

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$41.99
Sale price  $41.99 Regular price 
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Water Bottle Brush, 15 Inches Long Stainless Steel Handle Bottle Brush Cleaner, Bottle Scrubber, Kitchen Scrub Cleaning Brushes for Cup, Wine Glasses, Coffee Mugs, Tumblers, Wine Decanters, Black

15-Inch Water Bottle Brush with 304 Stainless Steel Handle and Gentle Nylon Bristles – HUMUTA STB1

$41.99
Sale price  $41.99 Regular price 
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A 15-inch water bottle brush reaches the bottoms and corners of tall drinkware while giving your hand a secure grip outside the opening. This black HUMUTA STB1 uses a flexible 304 stainless steel handle and nylon bristles for water bottles, wine glasses, coffee mugs, tumblers, decanters and other narrow containers.

The food-contact nylon bristles are designed to clean glass and ceramic without leaving scratches or odors. After washing, rinse the brush thoroughly and hang it by the hole at the end of the handle, keeping the long cleaner accessible while allowing the bristles to dry.

Specifications

  • Brand: HUMUTA
  • Model: STB1
  • Color: Black
  • Overall length: 15 in
  • Handle material: 304 stainless steel
  • Bristle material: Nylon
  • Listed surfaces: Glass and ceramic
  • Storage: Hanging hole
  • Uses: Bottles, mugs, tumblers and decanters

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the bottle brush?

The HUMUTA STB1 measures 15 inches long. Its extended handle is designed to reach into tall or narrow bottles.

What are the handle and bristles made from?

The handle is made from 304 stainless steel, and the cleaning head uses nylon bristles intended for glass and ceramic drinkware.

How should the brush be stored?

Rinse the bottle brush after use and hang it by the hole in the end of the handle so the bristles can dry.

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