Dr. Brown's Bottle and Teat Brush, Blue
Dr. Brown's Bottle and Teat Brush, Blue
| Weight: | 40.8 g |
| Dimensions: | 5.33 x 9.65 x 30.99 cm; 40.82 Grams |
| Model: | 700 |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Dimensions: | 5.33 x 9.65 x 30.99 cm; 40.82 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
This is a repeat purchase as we have tried others but this is the best we have used. We have Dr brown bottles but it is also the go to for all my son’s other bottles (water etc).
This is very good design for bottlebrush has a sponge on the end, so you could get all the bottom bits and a bit of cleaning the teats. Good price. Has its own stand. Works on all bottles. Would buy agai
We’ve tried every brand of bottle brush and found this to be the best one. Beware after about 3/4 months some of the bristles become loose so rinse bottles well when cleaning them! It’s not a forever item but still by far the bes
Does the job, lasts a long time. Great having the sponge at the end to help also clean properly as well as using the brush. And great teat cleaner at the other end of the handle.
I’ve had a few bottle brushes and this has to be the easiest and best. The foam brushes adapt to any bottle you have and the pointy end makes it easy to get into the tip!
We use this brush on the MAM bottles and works well for other items too. For example the Nuby bottle cooler.
Highly recommend.
I use the Dr Browns Bottles for my son and bought this bottle brush as the others I had tried did not give a thorough clean.
I love this bottle brush, it’s perfect for the little pieces the colic bottles include. My only gripe is that the brush deteriorates fairly easy and I have only had it 6 weeks, although, this is probably because I have a newborn and his feeds are far more frequent. I have bought another two so I can quickly replace as and when. I’m a big fan of the brand and will be buying more in the future for sure.
I like the design of this brush, it has a part sponge at the top to scrub up the bottom of those hard-to-reach bottoms of bottles. The included suction cup can be used to store the Bottle and Teat Brush upright or in the sink.
Best brush used so far for my kids. Use them everyday to clean baby bottles and tends to last up to 4-6 months. I change my brushes and bottles every 6 months anyway for hygiene reasons and also the bristles of the brush tends to shed that time around. The price is also reasonable for the quality.
I have brought x2 of these now. It gets used every day to wash the baby bottles up. However, they only last approx 3/4 months of usage. The sponge on the end starts to get warn out. It is a great product and i do recommend
Easy to hold and use. Sponge gets into the bottles fine even slimmer ones. Perfect for cleaning any kind of bottles, I primarily use MAM and Tommee tippee. Would definitely buy again.
Bought for travelling but it has now become my go-to brush. Am a big fan of the sponge and brush combination which I find clean the curves of the bottles (NUK) materially better than the other two brushes I bought. Also love that it can stand by itself so I don’t have to mix the brush with my other standard dish brushes.
I got this to clean my big reusable 2.5 litre water bottle and it is really good it cleans it well, the only problem is I can’t reach right to the bottom with it, if I could it would be 5 stars. Love that it has a sponge and bristles. Definitely recommend i
Had this product for 7 weeks or so now. The sponge is starting to show a bit of wear and tear which I suppose is normal with how often it is used.
Cleaning bottles is never a fun task however I have to say, this brush does help take the stress out of it. I especially like the bottom moulded bit used for cleaning the teats. Overall, not a bad product.
Previous to using this brush I had used normal brush cleaners in an effort to get bottles clean. I found the very bottom of the bottle was left and it would take some time to get all the residue out using formula milk. As any parent knows it’s difficult sometimes to get cleaning with a crying or hungry baby. This brush is certainly easy to use; good grip handle, light, and easy on the hands. The sponge at the bottom gives a quick thorough clean and the soft bristles on the brush mean they don’t necessarily scratch the bottles but will remove stubborn milk. As I use breast milk and comfort milk (which is incredibly greasy in texture afterwards) I found this brush cleans all the remnants and I don’t have to wash my equipment twice.
Affordability:
I first heard of the Dr Brown’s range has been described as an affordable range for babies with colic. The brush is certainly affordable and top quality that’s made to last. Certainly a good product that will endure a lot of cleaning.
Compatibilty:
I don’t own any other Dr Brown’s products but I found the brush fit nicely with my medela and Saintsbury’s bottles. The soft silicone end also fit nicely into the medela calma teats.
Pros:
Excellent compatibility with other ranges.
Light and easy to use.
Silicone texture means less damage to bottles.
Sponge at the bottom means a spotless clean.
The brush comes with a stand- easy to clean and dry.
Size is good for both smaller and bigger bottles alike.
Cons:
Costs slightly more than normal bottle cleaners BUT worth every penny in my opinion as the products retain less damage and will last longer.
I have problems with a lot of brushes. They’re too thin. They’re flimsy. The bristles are too far apart etc. Anything that makes my cleaning harder is a no-no. This brush makes my cleaning much easier. The sponge at the top makes sure the bottom of the bottle is clean and also helps reduce the amount of washing liquid I’m using. It’s got the brilliant and added effect of forcing liquid out of the teat when you push it into the bottle top, which is great for making sure that the teat is super clean before sterilising for your newborn. The bristles are at quite a high density, which make it easy to clean the bottle sides. The base is useful in my crowded kitchen.
Now, onto the negatives. Two minor ones that don’t stop this from being the best brush by far that I’ve encountered:
1) The brush eventually breaks. It’s inevitable. After close to a month, the metal holding the bristles weakens and slowly but surely the metal breaks. If it breaks through the plastic wire-case first, then it rusts very quickly and is not usable or it’ll last for a few more days. This means that it can get a little expensive replacing the brushes every month but for me it’s totally worth it and I haven’t encountered a brush without this problem
2) The teat cleaner at the end is quite thin and thin-ended which means if you’re a bit vigorous like me and you’re using it to clean teats, it’s not difficult to break through the teat, ruining it. So use it with a little care. I rarely have to use it anyway because of the sponge.
Very highly recommended.