Bottle Cleaning Brush Set

Keep your kitchen fresh and clean naturally with our Plastic-Free Bottle Cleaning Brush Bundle. This carefully curated set combines our 5-Piece Sisal Bottle Brush Set with a Natural Coconut Fibre Cleaning Brush, providing a complete solution for cleaning reusable bottles, straws, cookware, dishes, glassware, and hard-to-reach areas—all without the use of plastic.

Crafted from renewable natural fibres like sisal and coconut, these durable brushes deliver powerful cleaning performance while remaining gentle on surfaces. They help reduce plastic waste and minimize microplastic pollution, making them a more sustainable choice for everyday cleaning.

From removing buildup in reusable water bottles to scrubbing cookware and caring for delicate glassware, this versatile cleaning bundle makes eco-friendly kitchen care simple and effortless.

Contains

5-Piece Sisal Bottle Brush Set

• 1 Large Bottle Brush

• 1 Medium Bottle Brush

• 1 Small Bottle Brush

• 1 Cotton Straw Brush

• 1 Sisal Straw Brush

Natural Coconut Fibre Cleaning Brush

• 1 Coconut Bottle Cleaning Brush

Features

• coconut fibre: coconut husk is naturally oil-resistant without any chemicals, plastic, or BPA
  
• sisal fibre: sisal is naturally oil-resistant without any chemicals, plastic, or BPA,
• safe & worry-free: no toxins or worries that microplastics passed to the food or the environment
  
• non-scratch: safe for use with cast iron or stainless steel cookware
  
• easy to hold and to hang: non-slip, compact design conforms to contour of palm; hanging loop to air dry when not in use

Directions

• scrub bottles, dishes, and other surfaces with dish soap as needed

Care Tips

• rinse with water after each use and hang dry
• clean bristles (as needed) with vinegar to kill bacteria
• avoid soaking in water to prevent cracks
• avoid placing in the dishwasher
• place away from high heat or flames

Disposal

• repurpose the brush for general house cleaning, gardening, etc
• check the city's waste management info before disposal. if unsure, always consider composting in the backyard overthrowing into the garbage