What type of brush do you use to clean the bottle?
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Wish I can help, but bought as gift for someone I don't stay in contact with.
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I use a combination of baking soda and water to clean the bottle. I just let them sit for a while and that usually does the trick. I hear vinegar works too.
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I use distilled white vinegar too sanitize and prevent mildew. Usually, I will put a tablespoon in and fill with water and let sit for an hour and lightly rinse.
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Dishwasher safe! And if you don't have the luxury of a dishwasher I'd assume a baby bottle brush would work well!
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When I purchased my Contigo drink bottle I also bought the set of 3 contigo cleaning brushes & they do a fabulous job of cleaning the bottle, straw & lid. I highly recommend this to you too.
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I just toss mine in the dishwasher every week, seems to work well. They make a bottle cleaner brush that I guess would work as well if you feel skeptical about your dishwasher.
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I just use a dry stiff bristled paint brush. Gets into all the hard to clean spots.
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I don't have a dishwasher so I usually use scotchbrite on the underside of the blade. A stiff cleaning brush from back to front should work well also.
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it is about the size of a wide mouth quart mason jar. I have no problem cleaning it, a bottle brush goes in easily.
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They don't come with a brush. I had to order a sports bottle brush that works with it.
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Amazon sells a brush that works perfect. OXO Good Grips Bottle Brush $4.99. I bought it with my bottles, works great!OXO Good Grips Bottle Brush
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I clean all my glass bottles/jars with a paper towel. Just squirt some soap on the towel, wipe around the inside of the cap, the mouth and plop the towel inside the jar, add a little water, cover the mouth with your hand and shake back and forth (top to bottom)...works great, thorough, fast...rinse and done! A paper towel is clean each time instead of using possible bacteria-laden sponges or brushes and it gets into all the crevices.
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The manufacturer does not recommend machine washing I use a baby bottle brush. Love the product, it work great.
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I have this brush cleaner by marykay..just spray on the brush and wipe off with a towel. But when it gets really dirty, I use baby wash and warm water
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I purchased a soft bristle bottle brush. If you are worried about scratching - which you shouldn't - you can cover the bristles with a washcloth/dishcloth. Use a mild dish soap put a drop in with some hot water and shake, clean with the brush and rinse twice. You should be good to go then!!
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Use a solution of Simple Green and a moderately soft brush. Comes right off! The cleaner and the bristles of the brush are key to each other.
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I've never used or cleaned a Sigg water bottle, but I've used the large brush for a large vase, many size jars, and large stainless steel coffee bottles.
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I just use an ordinary washing up brush. You don't need to get it 'clean' clean as you're going to refill it anyway (and charcoal's messy stuff). I use a flute brush for the clear tubing but be careful not to scratch it. Don't fill too full either as it will impede the flow of the fountain. I fill it no more than halfway for optimum results.
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I use vinegar and at target you can get very small brushes in the baby bottle section to get those hard to get to spots or pipe cleaners.
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I just shake out the crumbs, but a bottle brush works if you want to use soap.