Make Nice Company Bottle Brush
Meet your new go-to for cleaning bottles, glassware, and travel mugs from the Make Nice Company Bottle Brush. Designed to reach deep into narrow openings and curved bottoms, this plastic-free brush makes everyday cleaning easier and more sustainable.
Crafted with a smooth natural beechwood handle, plant-based agave bristles, and a soft cotton tip, it gently yet effectively cleans reusable water bottles, baby bottles, and delicate glassware without scratching. Made from the same eco-friendly materials as Make Nice Company’s beloved dish brushes, it’s a durable, low-waste essential for a greener kitchen.
Care tip: Rinse after use, wring out the cotton tip, and hang or stand upright to dry. Avoid soaking the wooden handle to prevent swelling or cracking.
End of life: Remove metal parts. Compost the wooden handle and plant-based bristles separately.
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