Long Bottle Brush Cleaner -16" Bottle Cleaning Brush Flexional Water Bottle Cleaner Washer Tool for Water Bottles,Cup,Tumblers or Wine Stemware

I use this for a coffee carafe, was finally able to get it shiny clean on the inside. It's lasted pretty well over the time it's been in use.

This bent ended brush does a great job cleaning glass bottles that narrow at the neck. Also the bristles are dense enough and firm enough to remove carrot juice residue that has dried onto the interior of the glass bottle I store it in (1 liter Bormioli) . I've tried other bottle brushes and they have not been able to reach all areas of the bottle that need scrubbing. This brush works!

This brush works great too get those hard to reach places in my glass pitchers. The curved tip makes it so easy to get into those crevices and get the picture clean. Would highly recommend

I was concerned this was too long (16 inches) for my needs and sink storage but it actually hangs well from the hook over the sink. MORE importantly the U shape is AWESOME for cleaning bottles, glasses, everything.

Works as intended, with two modifications for my specific use. Sturdy wires, solid plastic handle, good amount of bristles. Read on for more details about my use for it as well as the mods I made. I needed a bottle brush narrow enough to fit into wine bottles and long enough to reach the bottom. No local stores had any so I got this one online. To get it to fit through the opening of wine bottles I had to use a monkey wrench and a pair of pliers in order to bring the wires closer together. Now that it could fit I ran into a second problem. The brush is 16" long and I'd though the handle would also fit into the bottles. Turns out there is a flare at the base to stop the handle falling into your bottle that makes the max depth of bottle this brush can clean 11". I had to undo this feature. Using a serrated knife I made a grove in the plastic flare on one side of the handle, aligning with the handle. With a flathead screwdriver as a chisel and a hammer as force I broke the very, very stubborn plastic off. It didn't break clean though, though, so I had to repeat on the back of the same side. I tested it and it fit through the opening of all but one of my taller bottles. That bottle got donated because I didn't want to risk structural damage by breaking off more plastic. If the plastic flaked in a standard patter, maybe, but it's really solid and flakes in random directions. Too risky. I can now use this brush to clean every wine bottle, swing-top bottle, growler, and kombucha jar in my inventory. Just had to tweak a couple things to get it ready for my very specific needs. Halleluiah!