Which bottle brush works well for cleaning this sippy cup?
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I just use the munchkin bottle brush with the suction stand. Plus get the tiny brushes so you can clean in the straw!
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Any brush is fine. But the tiny pipe-cleaner looking brushes for the smaller pieces work well.
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Any bottle brush is good. Just make sure to get one that has a nipple brush as well. I definitely don't recommend this sippy cup tho. My dalighter won't even use it if I have the top of it on. You have to suck really hard to get anything to come out. I've recycled the lid and and sippy part of it and just use the stainless steel part as a regular cup, I just added a metal straw from ecojarz
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We recommend the Perky-Pet 23T Bird Feeder Foam Cleaning Mop (Discontinued by Manufacturer) to help clean the bottle of this feeder.
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A bottle brush works. The ones that I purchased was intended for show and fun.
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I bought a set of 4, 12" x 3/8" Nylon Straw Brushes by ProTool through Amazon that are perfect for cleaning the straw that comes with this tumbler. The brushes are long enough to reach the entire length of the straw and they are full enough to clean without the need to wiggle it around to reach the entire interior. I love these brushes! They are great for any reusable straw.
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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! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004OCLJ/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i03?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I use a small long brush. Baby bottle brushes would work too. A large one for the bottle and a small one for the nipple.
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These straw cleaners work great! Make sure to take the straw out so you can really get a good cleaning of the removable straw as well as the straw part in the top of the cup. http://www.amazon.com/Dr-Browns-Natural-Cleaning-Brush/dp/B0006BAJN6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1392151208&sr=8-1&keywords=dr+brown+bottle+cleaners
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I have found that the thickness and sturdiness of the plastic is what's most important. I have discovered that a dish washing liquid bottle (Palmolive, Dawn, etc.) works the best. All of the plastic water bottles I've tried are too flimsy and collapse when squeezed to discharge the water.
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We use this set for cleaning:On Amazon search for OXO Tot Straw and Sippy Cup Top Cleaning SetorSippy Straw Cleaner
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Yes, a baby bottle brush would work. There are also spongers with handles that are made for cleaning glasses that would work. I put mine in the dishwasher, they come out good as new...
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This brush would not fit any of my normal diameter straws. I use the following instead. They aren't very long but I just clean from both ends of the straw and the work fine: "Drink Straw Cleaning Brush - set of 4 Stainless Steel brushes for drinking straws, Tumblers, sippy Cups and more!" Here is the link but I don't know if it will work inside the answer doober: Drink Straw Cleaning Brush - set of 4 Stainless Steel brushes for drinking straws, Tumblers, sippy Cups and more!
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I've never taken it apart. The straw pulls out very easily. Then I just throw it in the dish washer or use a bottle brush. The straw is wide enough I've never had a problem with it being cleaned out. If you have stuff stuck in the straw then I would suggest a pipe cleaner or they do sell straw cleaners...not sure what they are called. I see them with sippy cups for kids all the time. I just looked to see if I could pull the straw out of the grey part of the lid and I'm not sure it's supposed to come out. I could wiggle it, but when I pulled it didn't budge at all.
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The opening is larger than most water bottles, a bottle brush would work for scrubbing, I generally wash the mouth of the bottle and shake it partially full of soapy water. I don;t often put anything other than water in it tho.
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I just put a couple drops of baby shampoo in a small Dixie cup, add water, and swoosh the brush around for a few seconds. Then just rinse under running water until clear. It only takes a couple minutes.
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It doesn't come with a brush. U may need to purchase separately from maybe EMS or REI. I happened to have one from my biking water pack. As for HW, I never tried. I don't feel comfortable having my son drink a hot liquid thru a sippy straw.
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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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Right here : http://www.amazon.com/Thermos-Funtainer-Beverage-Bottle-Replacement/dp/B008RYSH0G/ I also suggest you get one of these so your straw will keep clean longer : http://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Cleaning-Silicone-Stocking-Stuffers/dp/B009HDA1GO/