NUK Triple Action Baby Bottle Brush with Built-in Bottle Nipple Brush (Pack of 2)

I have owned so many different bottle brushes for my kids over the years. This one takes the cake!! The nipple cleaner is an actual brush on a piece of rubber so it actually works great and it screws into the bottom of the bottle brush itself and then the bottle brush is parts sponge part bristle and get all the hard to reach places on my baby's bottle. It makes cleaning them so much easier!!

These are my favorite bottle brushes!! They are stiff enough so it doesn’t fling water all over, has the sponge, and unlike everyone else, they have a hard bristle brush for the nipples inside!! I always take the new one out to use for the bottle nipples and put the old one inside so I don’t have to keep removing it.

I really liked this bottle brush and loved how it also has a spung. I also like how you can run in the dishwasher to help clean it. The nipple brush wasn't attack down in the little nipple brush handle though and got lost so I have to order a new one.

Great brush! I love when a bottle brush has the sponge and bristles, I feel it’s more efficient for washing bottles. Somewhat of a tight fit for Dr. Brown bottle though, so not a great substitute for the thinner/taller bottles.

Perfect for baby bottles. The suction works really well too, no worries about this slipping into the sink with other dishes etc!

Our favorite type of bottle brush- sponge and bristles. Works well to get everything at the bottom of all the different types of bottles we have. Great price, holds up well.

This is my new favorite bottle brush. We use it for our sippy cups. I used to buy the playtex brush but I gave this one a try as it was slightly cheaper. I am not sure why the review asks about suction because there is no suction on the bottom which is the one thing I dont love about this brush. The Playtex brush had a hole to hang the brush on, while this one just has a flat base which is useless as it falls over ridiculously easily. We just have 2 screws in the windowsill above our sink to hang the brush in between since the base of the brush is wider at the bottom.I am not sure why it isnt allowing me to post a photo right now, but it's been a few weeks since we had it, and while the bristles are becoming somewhat bent by now that's nothing big. They are still cleaning just as well, without scratching the cups. The sponge has a slightly more abrasive scrubber at the top and on the rounded sides, as well as bristles pointed out at 45° to get any dried liquid all along the bottom. The handle has a nonslip grip so even soapy hands can firmly grasp the brush.The nipple brush is great for cleaning the inside of the sippy cup where the anti spill vent of our NUK cups are pushed in. Yes it does bend easily as I see others have mentioned, but if it was too stiff it seems it would tear through bottle nipples much too easily. You dont need to apply much pressure at all to clean the cups anyways, and a slight bend in the brush doesn't change the effectiveness of it.I also see some complaints about the nipple brush being a breeding ground for bacteria. For one, any sponge type nipple brush should really be replaced after 4 to 6 weeks anyways for this very reason. If you don't want to replace them that often, investing in a silicone one would be your best option.In terms of an inexpensive bottle brush, this is really as good as you are going to get. It does the job and I'll be switching to this one.EDIT: I won't be switching to this one. There is no ventilation holes for the nipple brush.

I love this cleaner, it has the foam on the edges with helps to ensure you get all the bottle clean. It does seem to yellow after a few months but still a great product and sits up on own even without the nipple cleaner on the bottom.