PetSafe Drinkwell Pet Fountain Cleaning Kit, 3 Brushes, Works with All PetSafe Cat and Dog Water Dispensers, Convenient and Easy to Use, Durable, Rust-Resistant Material

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Used for cat contraptions to get them clean. Primarily electric water bowls. Good assortment for the various crevices. Would buy again.

I highly recommend these for cleaning your pets fountains. I have used them to clean the Creekside as well as a stainless steel fountain and they work great. The sponge on the end of the biggest one really helps. The small one works great for tiny spaces like the pumps.A great buy to keep your fountains clean.

Perfect for cleaning fountain. Easy to use. Cleans those nooks and crannies. Not great quality but certainly more than functional.

Good cleaning kit

Does the job.

These are WAY bigger than the picture makes it seem. I was shocked upon receiving these. I'm not sure what kind of industrial size fountain these are for but every cat fountain I've ever cleaned has has very tiny tunes and areas to have to get into to clean. These brushes are however very well made and I will use them but be warned if you think they are really small and going to clean tiny tubes or areas of a cat fountain you will be in for a surprise.

They all start out with bristly ends, all ready to clean out those little nooks'n'crannies... But 1-2 uses and the wire holder forms the tip while the bristles seem to retract. Faulty design with ALL cheapo brushes made in China like everything else.Guess if I want lab-quality test-tube cleaning brushes, I'd pay for them. $25 a set as opposed to $8 +change. But they'd eventually end up the same way. Someone should go to InventionsRUs with their design for the perfect tipped brushI end up using Long Wooden Handle Q-Tips for the ultimate nook, cranny, corner Cleaner-Outer -- Amazon sells 'em here for $2 and free shipping.Now my BIGGEST GRIPE is the dang Fountain itself... I have a BIG DOG fountain: WHY all the inane nooks to begin with?????? Why not a simple cylinder emptying into a simple bowl with a simple filter??? Dont tell me they need a complicated design to provide "structural supports" --Critter Cooler is along the right tracks, but they are wildly expensive for a simple covered bucket, spigot and bowl... and don't provide circulating water - for the water to remain stagnant in a 3.5 gallon (smallest) bucket defeats the point.. might as well use a bowl that you wash and refill daily. Drinkwell should study the design and improve their fountains. And Critter Cooler as far as I am concerned is only for many multiple dogs... the smallest size will accommodate 9 dogs daily.Heres the math: Average dogs should drink 0.5 to 1 ounce per pound of weight. I have two 50 lb Standard Poodles, so lets say they drink the full 1 ounce per pound daily: 50 ounces.50 ounces = 6.25 cups per day x 2 = 12.5 cups of water needed for 2 dogs.A gallon = 16 cups per. Critter Coolers start at 3.5 gals as the smallest. Therefore, we are talking a bucket of 56 cups -- minus 12.5 cups needed per day, leaves 43 and 1/2 cups of water sitting there... without filtration and circulation, that water gets slimy quickly.So, not having to majorly clean the Drinkwell so often to me is a boon. *Daily, I siphon out the Doggy Chin Dirt with a turkey baster dedicated to the task & use a papertowel to swab the inner rim and bottom. *Weekly, I unplug, suction out the filter side, and rinse the filter -- *Finally I do the big clean (with these crappy brushes and long Qtips) once every 3-4 weeks.ALSO Expect that with long term use, your pump will slow or give out. So the company sells replacements fairly reasonably. I just replaced mine after 3 good years of use... (The old one Still works but just slow, I save it for backup)Oh, and I also wedge in a rinsed new Scotch-Brite Natural Fiber Sponge Pad in front of the Flow Regulator Dont know about the other fountains, but it works fine in the Big Dog... That helps prevent chin dirt and other gook from getting into the pump spinny thing. Once again, a really crappy design feature from Drinkwell, that there is no pre-filter to protect the pump. But the sponge pad helps enormously and the dogs ignore it.I also add 1/4 cup of Nylabone Oral Rinse to the water, which makes it a little foamy but the dogs dont mind and it helps their teeth. My gripe with them is I just wish they had a clear liquid instead of the blue color that can get on the plastic if you use too much. Again, an easy swab.SO there ya go. Woo Hoo! XOV Arf

If you buy a pet safe fountain I highly recommend you get these too. It helps keep the pump clean & any other parts you want to ensure stay mold free