Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush | 
 enlarge | Brand: Dr. Brown's
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $4.99
Buy New: $2.99
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Rating:  reviews
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 2.1 x 3.8 x 12.2
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MPN: 072239007006
Model: 700
UPC: 072239007013
EAN: 0072239007006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Fixed chevron channels to clean nipples | | • | Grooved no slip latex handle | | • | Storage clip to house brush near sink | | • | Designed specifically to clean nipples with ease | | • | Use with all standard and wide neck Dr. Brown's natural flow baby bottles |
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Product Description
Combination sponge and bristles for thorough cleaning.
Grooved no-slip handle for easy grip.
Chevron channels at base for cleaning nipples.
Storage clip to house brush near sink.
The Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush also features a no-slip handle with raised grooves for easy movement while cleaning, and includes a storage clip to affix the brush to your sink or backsplash.
Note: This Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush is top-rack, dishwasher safe. Wash all parts prior to use. Do not let a child take a bottle to bed or self-feed for long periods.
This Bottle Brush has been designed for use with ALL Standard and Wide-Neck Dr. Brown's Bottle brush features a combination sponge and bristle brush head for thorough, easy cleaning of all Dr. Brown's baby bottles. At the base of the Bottle Brush, there are fixed chevron channels, designed specifically to clean nipples with ease.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Sponge all the way August 23, 2010
MLaw (Chicago, IL)
This is my favorite bottle brush because it stands up and it has a sponge at the end, not bristles. I think this is one of the only brands with that combination. Brushes with only bristles at the tip make a big splashy mess. I can't seem to use them without liberally spraying everything within 6 feet when I wash the bottles.
Yeah, these brushes don't last forever. Neither do my kitchen sponges. I've been replacing these every 3 or 4 months. I think that's a decent lifespan for something that is used multiple times a day, every day. Go Dr. Brown.
 Very Cool August 22, 2010
willshift
It's just a run of the mill bottle brush but it is Dr. Brown's and me and my wife have everything Dr. Brown. I like the little suction cup stand that is used for holding the brush up right, very clean very sanitary. Would recommend it to others.
Great brush August 7, 2010
R. Harris (Indianapolis, IN USA)
I'm not sure why some reviewers experienced failure after a week or two. Mine has received hard use for more than nine months with twins, and it finally broke tonight. The sponge had begun to wear out anyway, so I'm satisfied that this is simply normal wear and tear. I was tempted to order the Munchkin brush as a replacement, because of the disparity in reviews, but after reading the negative reviews, I have to go with my own experience and reorder the same brush. I'm not sure how even an inferior brush could rust or break in two weeks, as indicated in some of the reviews, much less a product from this supplier. I have used Dr. Brown bottles as well, and I am generally pleased with the brand.
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