Full Circle Clean Reach - Bamboo Long Handle Bottle Mug Brush with Replaceable Head for Deep Cleaning Water

Repeat customer. Love the style of this brush for everyday dishes. Easy grip and comfort, does not bother my tendinitis. Cleans well and removable head goes into the dishwasher. Read more

I've been using my Full Circle kitchen brush for a long time and really appreciate being able to change out the brush when it gets old. The handle itself is still looking good and going strong. A great product. Read more

Full circle products are some of my favorites. I bought this to replace an older brush that had served faithfully for the past 5 or so years. I love the replaceable heads (saves some money and the environment too) and the bristles are really nice and stiff and clean really well. Long enough to clean most standard water bottles, but it doesn’t work for some of my really large ones Read more

Useful to clean water bottles. Lasted a long time and washed good in the dishwasher. Easy to hold and use and fits in cups and narrow bottles as well. Worth the money. Read more

What I like: The long bamboo handle easily reaches deep into narrow‐neck bottles, travel mugs and tumblers. The slim form fits into bottles where regular brushes struggle. The replaceable head is a big plus. When the bristles wear, you swap the head rather than chucking the whole brush. That adds lifespan and reduces waste. Materials feel nice: the handle is bamboo with a non-toxic coating, and the head is made from recycled plastic/nylon bristles. Feels about as earth-friendly as a cleaning tool gets. It works. I regularly use it in my reusable large water bottles, glass tumblers, baby bottles, you name it—and it reaches the spots I used to miss. What could be better: The bamboo handle, while attractive, demands a little care. You’ll want to avoid soaking the handle or leaving it wet for long stretches to prevent any warp or wear. The care instructions mention this. Vitacost The brush head is good—but if you have extremely narrow or oddly shaped bottles (super skinny necks or wide bases), you might still struggle a little. The slim profile is a big help—but it’s not a magic fix for every bottle out there. One more minor note: Because the replaceable heads are sold separately, you’ll want to check cost/availability of replacements if you plan long-term use. Bottom line: If you’re regularly washing water bottles, travel mugs, or reusable drinkware, this brush is a strong choice. It solves the “can I reach the bottom of this bottle?” problem, and feels like a quality tool rather than a cheap throw-away. The replaceable head is a redeeming feature for durability. Just be willing to treat the bamboo handle well (dry it, don’t leave it soaking) and know that for extremely narrow/awkward vessels you may still have to finesse it. Read more

I used to wash dishes at the vacation lodge my aunt ran, a great experience for a young teenager! This does get you focused on "what works" and "what doesn't". I quickly found that a round bottle-brush design was best - easy to swirl around anything from a glass to a pot. Now I wash stuff after my wife cooks a fabulous meal. I found that Full Circle created the ultimate version of the round brush - with an replaceable head! Duh! Why didn't anyone else think of this? I ordered one, and now order sets of heads every year. Yep, they last a long time too. So if you are washing dishes as a teenager like I was - or if you wash dishes at home - buy a Full Circle brush and a few replaceable heads, and you're set. Read more

My absolute favorite way to wash dishes. Keeps hands out of soapy water constantly. Gets into glasses and bottles. Less waste as you just replace head. And no smell like with sponges. Read more

I love the Full Circle line. I have used a variety of their brushes, ie dish, bottle, vegetable etc. They feel so solid and comfortable in my hand unlike plastic versions. Their longevity is great and I like how they look on my counter. Read more