Hiware Straw Cleaner Brush Set, 8-Piece Long Cleaning Brush for Straws on Tumbler, Water Bottle, Sippy Cup, and Pipes, Tubes or Hummingbird Feeders

Works perfect for my reuuseable straws.

It does what it’s supposed to do.

These are nicely made, slightly sturdier than a large pipe cleaner. The stems look like they may be stainless and the brushes are soft and pliable. The end is finished/ dipped with what looks like silicone to make a cap, so no sharp edges. They work fine for cleaning my reusable drinking straws. I also plan to use them for cleaning an electric coffee percolator which is on the way. I think these will last for awhile, but may need to be replaced periodically. I like them better than the DrinkWell brush which I had before. The bristles were stiffer and they all eventually broke off after about 8 or 9 months use. I think the Hiware brushes should probably last longer.

These are perfect for cleaning my straws

The bristles are larger than I had anticipated. And the bristles required a little break-in time as they were very stiff upon arrival. But overall, they work and were a great price. Would buy again.

Normally people would say who needs a straw cleaner but I had ordered insulated 20oz mason jar type mugs, it comes with a straw, great for carrying around both in the house and outdoors. I noticed the inside of the straws some kind of a build up that the dishwasher wasnt getting at, I didnt want to throw them out because they were made to stay in the mug, or order new mugs so I searched and found these, perfect fit, use them with running hot water and they did the job, now when I put the mugs in the dishwasher I can also make sure the drinking straws get cleaned and sanitized at the same time.

This product is great!! I have a Dunkin big 30 ounce cup with a plastic straw in it… I use this product to clean out the straws weekly and it really helps!!

Muy útil, funcionaron super

I love these and I love the price. I have searched everywhere for these. They used to be pretty common in the days when most people used a percolator instead of Keurigs. I have a pod Brewer too but I still occasionally use my percolator when I host a big brunch or breakfast. There are so many uses for these things and I like that I got so many that I am able to save them for dedicated uses. Plus I was able to share a couple with my mom. I have one that I used to clean the post in my percolator. I have another that I store in the same drawer with all of my reusable straws. I use it to keep them clean. I have another that I use to clean the steam valve in my pressure cooker to keep it clear of debris. And Im thinking of using another to clean those tiny, hard to reach spots in my hummingbird feeders since a normal bottle brush wont fit in them. I really like these and they were great price.

I was watching a YouTube video of a scalp cleaning in Japan. They had these little wands where theyd part the hair and use it to softly scuba the scalp. I thought theyd be great for my son who has dandruff. I couldnt find anything similar, just long qtip type wands. I happened upon these and felt like theyd work ok. I actually love them for this purpose. Theyre soft so they dont hurt his scalp, but not so soft that they dont give an effective scrub. I love them.