Cleans what bristle brushes miss – unique, slim scrubber fits into most bottles, tackling stuck-on gunk from coffee, smoothies, and other drinks-cleaning away what bristles often miss
Gets into hard-to-reach water bottle corners – the contoured and flexible scrubber tip fits into corners that are usually difficult to reach and clean
Safe on multiple types of water bottles, vases & more – scrubber is safe on wide-mouth water bottles including glass, stainless steel, and plastic bottles, plus blenders, vases, carafes, and more
Dishwasher safe – stick your scrubber in the dishwasher when it’s time for a refresh
Easy to store – stores easily in your sink or on a hook
Specification: Scotch-Brite Bottle Scrubber, Cleans Hard to Reach Water Bottle Corners
Product Dimensions
5.59 x 5.72 x 30.33 cm, 30 Grams
Date First Available
Feb. 2 2020
Manufacturer
3M
Place of Business
London, ON N5V 4M9, CA
Item model number
507
Country of origin
Thailand
13 reviews for Scotch-Brite Bottle Scrubber, Cleans Hard to Reach Water Bottle Corners
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★★★★★
Mariana Altable García –
Me gusta porque puedo limpiar mis botes, creo que me gusta todo.
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Werden203 –
I already knew how much I prefer these brushes but didn’t realize how much I was overpaying at stores until they ran out and I looked to Amazon to buy one. Wow.. I’ll be buying these from Amazon from now on. You have to get two minimum fr Amazon but the price works out to be two for the price of one where I’d usually have bought them. They last a long time, are nicer to hold (they have rubber handles that aren’t slippery even when covered in soap), and they get the job done.
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Mary Grace –
Not going to lie, I thought it was a toilet cleaner when I first got it. It is about the same size as one as well. But, I use this to clean my Swell Water Bottle and it works perfectly for it. Nobody likes it when your water bottles get that old musty smell so this is very useful. Way cheaper than the Swell Bottle Cleaner or any other water bottle cleaner. Well-made and could probably be used for cleaning toilets if you decide to no longer use it for water bottles – how versatile.
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★★★★★
Cliente de Amazon –
Hay que tener cuidado porque se rompe la esponja si limpias una botella de cuello pequeño. Para botellas grandes está muy bien
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Maive –
Le goulot des bouteilles de sodastream est pourtant plus gros que la moyenne des bouteilles, mais l’éponge se défait de son socle et reste pris a l’intérieur, alors je ne vois vraiment pas en quoi cette brosse pourrait mériter son titre de brosse pour bouteilles.
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mdegs –
I mean look at this thing.
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Coral Grimes –
These scrub brushes are made with thick, hard plastic handles and durable plastic bristles that stay straight. They are fantastic for scrubbing tough stains on carpets, caked-on food on pots and pans, grimy sinks or toilets, and anything else that needs some elbow grease.
What I particularly like about these brushes is that they’re tough enough to survive the sanitizing cycle on our dishwasher. When they get gross, we rinse out any debris and toss them in with our dishes on the top rack. They come out squeaky clean and ready to tackle more messes. (And before anyone faints, no, we don’t do this with the ones we use to clean the toilet. We boil those ones in a pot of water.)
If I’m going to buy something made of thick, non-recyclable plastic, I want it to stay out of a landfill as long as possible. These brushes definitely tick that box because they last for years. Highly recommend!
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Juggernaut –
I recently bought a new water bottle for myself. I did not have a bottle brush and though I should really get one because reaching to the bottom of the bottle is quite difficult. I was looking around and found this. I did not expect much because of the price. Also I was a bit worried that it would not fit the opening of my water bottle because the bottle opening is a bit small. I ended up purchasing it and I am glad I did. The bristles are semi flexible and I did not have any issue with using this to clean my water bottle. You just have to push it in a bit past the neck of the bottle and you are good to go. Definitely would recommend.
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★★★★★
Tracey –
Don’t buy it. The sponge isn’t even glued or attached to the handle. I had to learn the hard way.
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Nick V. –
If you decide to buy this, do not “squeeze” the sponge to fit a narrower bottle – if it can’t fit normally, the tension from trying to remove it will release the sponge from the handle. It’s not fastened in the slightest, the handle uses a “grip” with tension and little force is needed to remove it.
Once it’s removed, you now have a wet (expanded) sponge that’s a nightmare to remove from your narrow spout bottle.
For larger bottles this is probably a 2/5 reacher, you can get better.
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★★★★★
flux –
This so-called “bottle scrubber” uses only friction to hold the pad to the handle and is easily removed… unintentionally. I purchased this specifically for cleaning standard (17oz, 500ml) double-walled vacuum insulated drinking bottles, but the width of the plastic prongs on the business end of the handle is around 1 1/4 inches and does not fit into the mouth of these popular bottles at all. Because the scrubber pad is not permanently secured to the handle and uses only friction to remain attached, for many other bottles with slightly wider mouths (~1 1/2 inches) this is a very tight fit inserting the scrubber pad, causing the pad to DETACH FROM THE HANDLE INSIDE THE BOTTLE when trying to remove it! Because of this design, this scrubber is ONLY suitable for wide mouth bottles and jars. This really should have been marketed as a “jar scrubber” instead of a “bottle scrubber”. Not what I expected; a disappointing product from 3M.
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★★★★★
Jezzaconsumer –
I like this product and it generally works for the bottles that I have. I do however believe that the pink scrubbing part is too thick and that the handle is too rigid.
I bought this intentionally for a square base container that I use for storing homemade almond and cashew milks where the nut proteins stick onto the sides and corners of the bottle.
While this cleaned the bottle well with some maneuvering, the scrubbing part came off and became stuck in the bottle!
I eventually “Macguyvered” a fix (thick rubber band, chopstick, crochet hook and tweezers) but now it doesn’t attach to the handle any more.
Will search for another replacement, too bad it just doesn’t work for my application.
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★★★★★
Adriana Martinez –
Funciona muy bien la primera vez, después se suelta la esponja del mango y ya no cumple para cosas como botellas
Mariana Altable García –
Me gusta porque puedo limpiar mis botes, creo que me gusta todo.
Werden203 –
I already knew how much I prefer these brushes but didn’t realize how much I was overpaying at stores until they ran out and I looked to Amazon to buy one. Wow.. I’ll be buying these from Amazon from now on. You have to get two minimum fr Amazon but the price works out to be two for the price of one where I’d usually have bought them. They last a long time, are nicer to hold (they have rubber handles that aren’t slippery even when covered in soap), and they get the job done.
Mary Grace –
Not going to lie, I thought it was a toilet cleaner when I first got it. It is about the same size as one as well. But, I use this to clean my Swell Water Bottle and it works perfectly for it. Nobody likes it when your water bottles get that old musty smell so this is very useful. Way cheaper than the Swell Bottle Cleaner or any other water bottle cleaner. Well-made and could probably be used for cleaning toilets if you decide to no longer use it for water bottles – how versatile.
Cliente de Amazon –
Hay que tener cuidado porque se rompe la esponja si limpias una botella de cuello pequeño.
Para botellas grandes está muy bien
Maive –
Le goulot des bouteilles de sodastream est pourtant plus gros que la moyenne des bouteilles,
mais l’éponge se défait de son socle et reste pris a l’intérieur,
alors je ne vois vraiment pas en quoi cette brosse pourrait mériter son titre de brosse pour bouteilles.
mdegs –
I mean look at this thing.
Coral Grimes –
These scrub brushes are made with thick, hard plastic handles and durable plastic bristles that stay straight. They are fantastic for scrubbing tough stains on carpets, caked-on food on pots and pans, grimy sinks or toilets, and anything else that needs some elbow grease.
What I particularly like about these brushes is that they’re tough enough to survive the sanitizing cycle on our dishwasher. When they get gross, we rinse out any debris and toss them in with our dishes on the top rack. They come out squeaky clean and ready to tackle more messes. (And before anyone faints, no, we don’t do this with the ones we use to clean the toilet. We boil those ones in a pot of water.)
If I’m going to buy something made of thick, non-recyclable plastic, I want it to stay out of a landfill as long as possible. These brushes definitely tick that box because they last for years. Highly recommend!
Juggernaut –
I recently bought a new water bottle for myself. I did not have a bottle brush and though I should really get one because reaching to the bottom of the bottle is quite difficult. I was looking around and found this. I did not expect much because of the price. Also I was a bit worried that it would not fit the opening of my water bottle because the bottle opening is a bit small. I ended up purchasing it and I am glad I did. The bristles are semi flexible and I did not have any issue with using this to clean my water bottle. You just have to push it in a bit past the neck of the bottle and you are good to go. Definitely would recommend.
Tracey –
Don’t buy it. The sponge isn’t even glued or attached to the handle. I had to learn the hard way.
Nick V. –
If you decide to buy this, do not “squeeze” the sponge to fit a narrower bottle – if it can’t fit normally, the tension from trying to remove it will release the sponge from the handle. It’s not fastened in the slightest, the handle uses a “grip” with tension and little force is needed to remove it.
Once it’s removed, you now have a wet (expanded) sponge that’s a nightmare to remove from your narrow spout bottle.
For larger bottles this is probably a 2/5 reacher, you can get better.
flux –
This so-called “bottle scrubber” uses only friction to hold the pad to the handle and is easily removed… unintentionally. I purchased this specifically for cleaning standard (17oz, 500ml) double-walled vacuum insulated drinking bottles, but the width of the plastic prongs on the business end of the handle is around 1 1/4 inches and does not fit into the mouth of these popular bottles at all. Because the scrubber pad is not permanently secured to the handle and uses only friction to remain attached, for many other bottles with slightly wider mouths (~1 1/2 inches) this is a very tight fit inserting the scrubber pad, causing the pad to DETACH FROM THE HANDLE INSIDE THE BOTTLE when trying to remove it! Because of this design, this scrubber is ONLY suitable for wide mouth bottles and jars. This really should have been marketed as a “jar scrubber” instead of a “bottle scrubber”. Not what I expected; a disappointing product from 3M.
Jezzaconsumer –
I like this product and it generally works for the bottles that I have. I do however believe that the pink scrubbing part is too thick and that the handle is too rigid.
I bought this intentionally for a square base container that I use for storing homemade almond and cashew milks where the nut proteins stick onto the sides and corners of the bottle.
While this cleaned the bottle well with some maneuvering, the scrubbing part came off and became stuck in the bottle!
I eventually “Macguyvered” a fix (thick rubber band, chopstick, crochet hook and tweezers) but now it doesn’t attach to the handle any more.
Will search for another replacement, too bad it just doesn’t work for my application.
Adriana Martinez –
Funciona muy bien la primera vez, después se suelta la esponja del mango y ya no cumple para cosas como botellas