What is the thinnest straw (by inner diameter) that this brush would work with?
1304958
I've only used the brush with these straws: http://www.amazon.com/Endurance-Stainless-Steel-Drink-Straws/dp/B000AUIN18/ref=pd_sim_k_2 But the bristles are not terribly stiff and seem to collapse well inside the straw.
1304959
I don't know. I have no way to measure. The bristles push back and the wire is very thin. I bought contigo cups with straws and the straws are thin. The brush fits.
1304960
I think a little over half a centimeter... i'll say 3/4 centimeter to be on the safe side
1304961
I've only used the brush with these straws: Endurance Stainless Steel Drink Bent Straws (Set of 4)But the bristles are not terribly stiff and seem to collapse well inside the straw.
1799320
This item is for the brushes that clean straws, it should work for a slightly wider straw.
747019
The INSIDE diameter of this brush is 1.25 inches; so you will need to check the OUTSIDE diameter of the tubing on your vacuum that will be inserted into the brush.
2048232
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!
934409
I honestly don't think it will matter. It's a strong rubbery substance. It will definitely work better than a regular straw.
205356
Not familiar with the Bubba. But I've used it on multiple other straws. Very effective on the cheap plastic straws with the bendable neck. I'll try to make a better response if you'll describe the Bubba.
721601
No, not the large brush. It is made for wide mouth water bottles so it simply will not fit anything narrow like a wine bottle.
1257097
I have an Omega Pro 48 brush that has the biggest knot I've ever seen (28mm), and I had to adjust the brush holder a bit. (Thumbs on the inside ends of the brush holder work fine.) Just force it apart slightly. Try the fit, repeat as necessary. Or ignore it, the normal size Parker/Jagger brushes fit just fine and a few strands won't affect the shave. Brush just looks better, opened up a bit.
1048392
I use a reusable plastic BPA free straw that did not fit the opening. But I cut the hole bigger with a pen knife. Not as pretty but it works
1133723
Sure. The drink straws that I use it for are the hard plastic ones. Plus the bristles are flexible to fit in even a bit smaller straw.
2055893
I use a brush I picked up at the grocery store. It has a cotton tip and bristles that go up about 3 inches. It bends so I can get in all of the bottle. Very inexpensive not a brand name, good luck.
1519277
No, I tried it out on a similar size bottle to what you have and I would not recommend this brush
2060715
The straw is rather narrow. However, the opening in the top is large enough for a thicker replacement straw.
68327
up to 30 mL works but straw isn't long enough for the larger bottles. Will only diffuse to the halfway point on those.
934587
Can you clean straw from both ends? From the tip of brush end to where wire meets handle is about 8 inches. Hope this helps.
2239409
Not sure what a "spin brush" is, but there is a center hole that might be big enough for ONE spin brush. I use it to put a tube of toothpaste, so I would assume it could accommodate a thicker brush.
205355
No. These are too small in diameter to reach the inside of the Bubba straw properly, imo. I want a brush that will reach the entire inside diameter of the straw and these DO NOT do that. That said, they are terrific brushes to clean smaller straws!