ELAORYBottle Brush, 5 Pack Water Bottle Cleaner Brush, Long Handle Bottle Cleaner Brush Tube Cleaning Set for Narrow Neck Beer Bottles, Tumblers, Sinks

I love these brushes. They get the job done. I live that you get different size brushes. The price is very affordable and they are good quality. I will buy from this company again!

These brushes are not going to fall apart on you, but they do have some issues. The bristles are extremely hard. The longest brush has metal on the end, so it makes cleaning bottles difficult. You don't want to scratch the glass and can't get the bottom clean. Some sizes have the bottom looped over, but those don't fit inside bottles with a narrow opening.

I ordered these to clean small neck wine cruets because the red wine was discoloring the glass, and no other brush could get through the tight neck. These brushes worked great, were good quality and arrived right on time. I would definitely buy from this company again!

Es un producto que será enviado a otro país, mi familia lo está esperando. Tiene calidad y buen precio. Lo recomiendo❤️

Overall basic impression:-It is a great set, giving a nice variety of lengths, styles, shapes, of varying brush density/ stiffness/ diameter- widths, allowing the brush set to meets needs with a large variety of unique cleaning jobs, making it a valuable to have itemHard to find brush set:-I was surprised to discover how impossible it is to find long reach cleaning bottle brushes locally, & over a lengthy period of time.Cleans unusually shaped glass water/ tea vessels (e.g. carafe)-Switching from plastic pitchers, to glass vessels with narrow openings, that I use to hold cold drinks prepared in advance, for the day/ week & water, I was happy for the health upgrade to glass. What I did not realize initially, was that not only was it impossible to clean some of these vessels, such as my tall carafe, without a tall brush, but also, that nobody was selling one, even the store that sold me the tall carafe. So when I saw the offer of this brush set, for that reason alone I considered it to be a great find, as I was in need of replacing my one, very old brushAllows cleaning of unusual sizes/ shapes/ objects.-Besides cleaning glass pitcher carafes, this brush set, in its variety of brush types, is providing valuable cleaning ability for various hard to clean objects, such as kitchen gadgets, as well as having benefit in some of my sculpture item cleaning (e.g. small plastic pipes, etc). They’ve already come in handy for various quirky cleaning needs around the house. (As 1 example, I had to clean the narrow tube cover of my kitchen thermometer. I also had stuff stuck in my vacuum hose, that got accidentally sucked up, & used 1 of these brushes as a solution).Brush construction has positives & negatives:Regarding the largest/ longest brush, with the nice, sturdy wood handle:+ nice, full brush end tip: that bears sufficient end bristles, in my opinion/ use. This is a matter of balance in brush construction. If too many bristles are added, the brush becomes too rigid & cannot slide down into narrow spaces, such as my carafe. If it has too few bristles, it loses rigidity for cleaning power. It’s about striking a balance. I judge this brush to be about right in this regard.+ perfect length: to serve as a brush to reach the bottom of a tall carafe- negative somewhat/ slightly lacking in rigid strength of the brush central braided arm:which reduces, to a slight degree, the scrubbing power to less than I desired. Again, similar to bristle count, I know it is a matter of pay off. If you make a brush too rigid, you lose benefits such as ability to bend the brush to conform to the shape of the tall glass vessel bottom or to scrub vessel side walls. Yet, if not rigid enough, the brush is weaker in scrubbing power.Having worked with sculpture wire, it is clear that there would also be construction difficulties in adding greater rigidity to the brush. The large brush uses 14 gauge wire. 12 gauge wire would give superior rigidity, but it is questionable if it could actually be braided, even by machine, etc, etc. A solution is simple enough: just soak the carafe for a while before scrubbing, maybe with some bleach, should it ever need greater scrubbing than the brush can provide-EZ to bend wire, to conform the brush to the vessel shape:On the + side, the thinner gauge arm of the large brush, while making it less rigid, also makes it possible to easily add a bit of bend to the brush tip, for more ideal scrubbing of the bottom & sides of my glass carafe

Exactly what I expected and needed.

the varied shapes and sizes will clean any kind of bottle you have.

I ordered these because I like to reuse glass bottles to make iced coffee. The wood handle feels good to grip, but keeps me from putting that one in the dishwasher. That's the only one with folded-over end bristles on the end (to clean the bottom), and is too large to fit in a regular bottle. Does great for my hummingbird feeder though. The other brushes struggle to clean the bottoms of bottles.