Portable Baby Feeding Bottle Cleaning Brush Set

Product Overview

A two-piece cleaning set: a long-handled bottle brush and a small nipple brush. Between them they reach the two places milk actually collects — the bottom corner of the bottle and the inside of the teat.

The scratch-free bristles matter more than they sound. Fine scratches inside a plastic bottle give bacteria somewhere to sit where neither washing nor sterilising reliably reaches, so a brush that cleans without scoring the surface extends the safe life of the bottle.

Key Benefits

• Bottle brush and nipple brush in one set
• Long handle reaches the bottom of any bottle
• Flexible head cleans the corners a straight brush misses
• Scratch-free bristles protect the bottle surface
• Works on bottles, teats, cups, sippy cups and feeding accessories
• Non-slip handle keeps its grip when wet

Key Features

• 2-in-1 set: bottle brush and nipple brush
• Soft, durable bristles
• Long handle with flexible head
• Comfortable non-slip grip
• Scratch-free on bottle surfaces

How to Use

1. Rinse the bottle in cold water immediately after a feed. Milk that dries on is far harder to remove — this single habit does more than any brush.
2. Take everything apart: bottle, collar, teat, cap, valve.
3. Wash in hot soapy water with the bottle brush, paying attention to the base and the screw thread.
4. Turn the teat inside out and clean it with the nipple brush.
5. Rinse everything thoroughly and sterilise.

Cleaning and Sterilising

• Wash in warm soapy water before first use and after every use, then rinse thoroughly.
• Sterilise by the method your equipment supports — steam steriliser, cold-water sterilising solution, or five minutes in boiling water. Check the item is boil-safe first.
• Let it air-dry on a clean surface rather than rubbing it with a tea towel.
• Store somewhere clean and dry, not loose in a nappy bag.
• Replace anything cracked, split, discoloured or chewed through. Damaged surfaces hold bacteria and can break off.

Looking After the Brush Itself

A bottle brush left wet in a cup is the dirtiest thing on the counter. Rinse it after every use, shake it out, and stand it bristles-up somewhere it can dry. Replace it when the bristles splay or discolour — every couple of months with daily use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I still need to sterilise if I use a brush?

Yes. Washing removes residue; sterilising deals with bacteria. Both, until at least twelve months.

Will it scratch my bottles?

The bristles are designed not to. Never use a scourer or abrasive on a feeding bottle.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Hand washing is safer for the bristles and handle.