10 Best Bottle Brushes in 2022 (Blender Bottle, Munchkin, and More)

This bottle brush is a good choice for anyone that makes smoothies in their bottle. The firm bristles are ideal for removing residue that sticks to the bottle and there is a mini-brush that slots inside the handle when not in use.

Reviewers like the length of the main brush and say it is long enough to reach the bottom of even the largest drinks bottle. However, this size is a little too much for some reviewers which makes it difficult to store.

Reviewers praise this brush for how sturdy it is. They say it is robust and able to clean any kind of residue from the inside of the bottle. Some say the brush is better at this than a dishwasher is. 

With two types of bristles on the brush, this brush is suitable for both gentle and harsh cleaning. The bottom of the handle conceals a nipple brush and it also comes with a stand.

Several reviewers report that after removing and reattaching the nipple brush a few times, the brush will no longer slot inside correctly. Instead of clicking into place and remaining there, the nipple brush falls out, reducing the length of the handle.

Despite the issue some reviewers had with securing the nipple brush in place, the brushes themselves are highly praised. They say that the large brush cleans their bottles effectively and that the head can fit inside bottles of all sizes. Reviewers also like the stand and say it is very useful.

You can choose from three different handle colors with this sponge brush. As well as a brush for your bottle, this set also has a sponge nipple brush and a brush for straws.

Reviewers praise how this sponge cleans, but say it isn't durable enough for frequent use. Those that did use it frequently found that the sponge tore after a few weeks and they say that replacing the sponge head was tricky.

However, many praise the level of cleanliness this sponge can achieve. Reviewers also love that the sponge can easily reach every part of the bottle without scratching it. The nipple brush is highlighted by many as an excellent option.

This brush is a combination of a sponge and nylon-bristled brush, and also has an attachment at the end to clean bottle nipples. The base of the brush can be used as both a stand and a storage clip.

Some reviewers report that the sponge at the end of the brush can either come unfolded or off the brush completely. It's also difficult to get the sponge inside some narrower necked bottles.

Reviewers say this brush fits perfectly with all bottles from Dr. Brown. They like how the two different types of brush heads work together to clean the inside of the bottles. Reviewers also praise the suction cup on the bottom as it lets the brush safely air dry.

With five brushes, this set has the most variety of any on this list. The brushes range from thin straw brushes to an extra-long brush suitable for even the largest water bottle. All of the brushes are made from BPA-free materials and have a handy hook on the handle.

Some reviewers found that the wire in the middle of the brush heads can bend until it's no longer straight. In some circumstances, this is helpful as it allows the brush to get in tighter angles, but it can also make cleaning awkward.

Reviewers praise the variety of these brushes and say they are suitable for many different tasks, not just cleaning bottles. They like the durability of the brushes and the bamboo handle on the largest brush also gets much praise.

If you're looking for a set of bottle brushes that has some personality and can double as a decorative item, this may be it! The four brushes can be kept in a pot that will catch water while they dry.

Reviewers say that the largest brush isn't durable enough for frequent use, such as daily cleaning of baby bottles. They also advise using the nipple cleaning brush with care as it is sharp on the end and can pierce the nipple.

On the other hand, reviewers love the cute look of these brushes! They say that the brushes fit neatly into the pot, making them easy to store without taking up too much space. The variety and different functions of the brushes are also praised by reviewers.

The silicone bristles of the brush are made from several individual circles that can be separated for easier cleaning. It can be disinfected in boiling water and the angled handle gives a large range of movement when inside the bottle.

Reviewers report that the silicone cleans the inside of their bottles well, but is very patchy. Due to the design of the brush, it doesn't reach every part of the bottle and especially misses the bottom.

The swivel motion of the handle is praised by reviewers as it allows them to easily move around the entire bottle. Reviewers love how easy the silicone bristles are to clean and say it can last for a long time.

Specifically designed for baby bottles, this brush has a thick brush head and a short but textured handle. The suction cup base also houses the nipple brush, keeping the two brushes tidy and compact when not in use.

The brush handle is short and reviewers report that it isn't long enough to adequately clean tall bottles. Some also found that removing the brush from a bottle caused water to spray everywhere.

Reviewers praise the suction cup on the base of the handle and say that the brush adheres to kitchen surfaces easily. They like this feature as it makes it easier for the brush to dry. Reviewers say it is easy to clean the brush and it is durable.

This silicone brush is available in six eye-catching colors. The handle has a stainless steel core to prevent it from bending too much and it is both dishwasher-safe and heat resistant.

For some reviewers, the brush head was too small to be effective. They say that it's difficult to get the brush into all of the necessary areas of the bottle due to the soft bristles. For large and wide bottles, this is inconvenient.

Other reviewers like the small brush head as it was able to fit into smaller bottles. They say that this, alongside the long handle, made it easy to clean bottles that are long and thin such as sports bottles.

This is a set of three brushes: a long brush for bottles, a thin brush for straws, and a small, circular brush for detailed cleaning. The brushes can be kept together by being attached to a ring and removed when needed.

The design of the bigger brush is criticized by some reviewers because the bristles are spread apart and only on one side of the brush. A few also found the bristles to be too soft to get into all of the corners of the bottle.

For others, the soft bristles were a positive feature as it meant that the brush didn't scratch their bottles. They like the length of the main brush and that the handle can be taken off to make it smaller for easier storage.