ALINK 16” Long Bottle Brush Cleaner for Washing Wine/Beer/Sport Well/Thermos/Glass and Long Narrow Neck Sport Bottles

Works great for my long water bottles! Doesnt get the bottom as well as the sides of the bottle but it does good enough. Makes so much soap foam in the bottle!

I liked the idea of this brush, but there are not enough bristles on the bottom to clean the bottom of the bottles.

I bought this because I could not reach the bottom of our water bottles. This brush is OK but hardly has any brushes on the very bottom, which is the part I cannot reach.

I actually bought this, because I couldnt find anything to thoroughly clean my rodents water bottles. Worked very well.

Its much larger than I thought it would be, but its not strong enough to really get a good cleam inside bottles and tumblers, it starts to bend.

Needed long brush for narrow-necked hummingbird feeder. Will try it out when they return.

Needed something to get into my water bottles that wasn’t for baby bottles and this was simple and the perfect length! My water bottles love it and I feel safe enough to use them again! Dish washer was not cutting it

I don’t understand why people like this. It’s a nice length for cleaning bottles, but that’s the only positive I can see. The bristles are not very firm. I suspect the longevity will be short. It definitely won’t last as long as other bottle brushes I have had. But even worse is storage. It has a hole in the handle so you can hang it and let it drip dry on everything beneath it. You could also lay it in the sink if you like to invite your family to leave their dishes since there is already something in it. You could also lay it on your countertop and have puddles on your countertop or a constantly wet hand towel. Or you could put it in an over the sink dishwashing rack and let it get squashed and disfigured by the dishes you lay over it. You get the idea. It’s just an impractical design. It needs some kind of holder. Update. Not only is this just impractical to store in a sanitary manner, it doesn’t actually work to clean the bottom of a water bottle. It works ok on the sides, but if you let your water bottle did not make it to sink for a few days good luck cleaning any film off the bottom, the curve up at the bottom, so the center stem that holds the bristles hits the bottom of the water bottle, but that’s it. I used to love searching by Amazon reviews, but there are now so many schemes to get positive reviews the only reviews I trust are negative ones. This product is the perfect example of how little you can trust reviews, it’s the worst product I have purchased in a long time, but it has pops right up to the top the list when you filter for for foyr reviews. It really does suck.

Yeah yeah, I know it’s just a brush... but we drink a lot from large water bottles with a skinny neck and mason jars that are quart size. After a while the regular kitchen one just can’t reach the bottom of the bottle or clean as needed. And besides, if you are lugging around a water bottle everyday, don’t you want that thing clean vs. growing some new culture that will once take over humankind!?! PROs: 1) Long brush and bristles to reach the bottom of your big sipper!... 2) cleans 85% more efficient on crud and in stop watch tests, beats all competitors by a whopping 17 seconds! Ok, so I can’t verify that, but it’s way easier, faster and cleans better... CONs: 1)Large and awkward. Hard to find a place for it in the kitchen and can get damaged if place somewhere wrong... 2) Not as durable as I would have liked per #1, but I guess that how it gets into skinny bottles... 3)Not dual use. Doesn’t work as a toothbrush for humans or elephants. Overall, glad we got this vs. something else. Tons of brushes out there but none suited like this for large bottles.

This brush does a good job of cleaning bottles with narrow necks. The handle of the brush is comfortable, and the bristles seem well-made. The tip of the brush is a metal loop, however, so in order to clean the bottom of a bottle, you have to push some of the bristles in first before the metal tip goes in. Those bristles do an OK job -- not a great one -- of cleaning the bottom of a bottle. I think the brush could be improved by having a small sponge at the tip, so that the sponge could be used to more thoroughly clean the bottom of a bottle, especially if there is any sediment in the bottle being cleaned.