Eco Bottle Brush with Coconut Husk Bristles, Plastic Free Scrubber with Beechwood Handle, Brown, 22.5 cm, One Size

It’s a good sustainable product, however it does “moult” its coconut fibres all the time. I’m expecting it to be bald by the end of the year lol. But for the price, I’ll just get another one and feel better I’m not throwing away plastic scourers into the bin all the time.

The inner metal ring is very visible, not as many fibres as last scourer. For £1.5 tho it’s fine

I was sceptical if this scourer would work as well as the typical supermarket types, within the first use to a month later I was delighted with the performance of this pan scrubber.1. It removed burned on food with better (even in the corners) and no added other scrubbing products2. It even removed burn masks from under the pot with no other scrubbing creams3. No signs of wear4. No Plastics.I can honestly recommend this product

Given 2 stars because it cleaned my bottle really good.

Still shedding weeks after its purchase

Super easy to use and gentle enough that it doesn't scratch my Hyrdo Flask. Absolutely perfect to get right into cleaning the bottom of the bottle. It's well made and I feel as though it will last a long time, well worth the cost.

While one may have assumed that the photos of this brush being used to wash jam jars was purely for artistic purposes. "After all", I thought to myself, "it is a bottle brush, it must fit inside bottles. Thus the name".It turns out that it was actually because it has a 2 inch head, will only fit in to jam jars, and some of the images are of a version that is about a third the size. It most certainly will not fit inside the one bottle pictured, which again - is presumably why they pictured it outside of the bottle.It won't even fit inside my thermos.Despite the lovely label on it declaring that this will fit most bottles - no. It won't.

The photos are of the item outside my property when the items were delivered. NOT even used and look at the state of item. For a minute i thought it came in three separate pices and you put them all together. Complete rubbish.