OXO Tot Bottle Brush with Nipple Cleaner and Stand – Gray

So much better than the cheap baby bottle brushes and worth the extra money. Obviously softer bristles to minimize damage to bottles and nipples and pump parts, a stand for the brush, and a hole so the smaller brush can also air dry. No sponge on top to accumulate bacteria. The brush is great and worth the money.

As a parent, maintaining the cleanliness of baby bottles and accessories is a top priority. The OXO Bottle Washer with Nipple Cleaner has emerged as an indispensable tool in my daily routine. With its efficient design and specialized features, this bottle washer has simplified the often daunting task of cleaning baby essentials. Here’s why I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance.

Thoughtful Design for Baby Care:
The OXO Bottle Washer’s design reflects a clear understanding of the needs of parents. Its long handle provides a comfortable grip, making it easy to reach even the trickiest corners of bottles, sippy cups, and other containers. The added nipple cleaner attachment is a game-changer, effectively tackling hard-to-reach areas and ensuring thorough cleaning.

Efficient Nipple Cleaner:
The inclusion of a dedicated nipple cleaner is a standout feature of this product. Nipples and bottle caps can often be challenging to clean properly, but the specially designed nipple cleaner effortlessly handles these small components. It’s a relief to know that even the tiniest parts of baby bottles are being cleaned with precision.

Versatile Cleaning Action:
The OXO Bottle Washer is not limited to just bottles and nipples. Its versatility extends to cleaning a range of baby-related items, such as pacifiers, breast pump parts, and utensils. This multifunctional approach saves time and ensures that all baby accessories are hygienic and safe for use.

Streamlined Cleaning Process:
Gone are the days of struggling to scrub bottles and nipples by hand. The OXO Bottle Washer streamlines the cleaning process, making it more efficient and less labor-intensive. Its bristles are firm enough to remove residue yet gentle enough not to damage delicate items, striking the perfect balance for effective cleaning.

Durable Build and Easy Maintenance:
The bottle washer is built to last, with sturdy materials that can withstand frequent use. Additionally, the OXO Bottle Washer is remarkably easy to clean itself. A quick rinse and an occasional deep clean keep it in optimal condition for consistent performance.

Elevating Baby Care:
The OXO Bottle Washer with Nipple Cleaner is more than just a cleaning tool; it’s a testament to the brand’s commitment to enhancing the parenting experience. By simplifying the cleaning of baby essentials, it contributes to a hygienic environment for your little one, promoting their health and well-being.

In conclusion, the OXO Bottle Washer with Nipple Cleaner is a highly effective and well-thought-out solution for parents seeking efficient and thorough cleaning of baby bottles and accessories. Its user-friendly design, specialized nipple cleaner, versatility, and durable construction make it an invaluable addition to any parent’s arsenal of baby care tools. With the OXO Bottle Washer, maintaining a clean and safe environment for your baby becomes a hassle-free and rewarding experience.

I just want to preface this that I absolutely love this brush. I have 3 kids and have used many different brushes for baby bottles to sippy cups and big kid bottles. Brand new, the bristles are soft and fit really well in the difficult to clean curves of our Avent natural bottles. The smaller brush is great for cleaning bottle nipples, pump parts, and sippy cup spouts. And I love the stand!!! It’s so much better then a loop or suction cup stand. And easy to wash when the stand gets full of soapy water. I love that the little brush stores inside the main brush and keeps the sturdy handle. My only problem, and really I only have one problem, is that as the water drains down the brush handle, it tends to pool a little on the little brush and after almost 6 months of use it has started to mold. I’ve had to replace other brushes sooner than that with daily use, so that isn’t even that big of a problem. I recommend laying it to dry separate over night from time to time to get as much life from the brush as possible. The bristles also harden over time, but they still aren’t as hard as other brushes. I recommend this brush to anyone that wants just a well designed brush for a few extra bucks. 4 stars only for the price and that I wish it lasted a bit longer for that price. I am definitely going to buy this again.

From the moment it touched my hand I immediately flashed back to a moment of childhood, feeling of safety, of comfort, a baby holding a rattle, the feeling was one and the same.

The use, the brush is better crafted than that of a sword of the most skilled blacksmith, the balance, the form, as though it were an extension of the arm, the body, the mind, and even the soul.

The versatility with the smaller brush, tactical, yet not brazen, as though the design consideration was a contemplation after reading Sun Tzu The Art of War.

The base stand, the feeling of pulling the brush from it’s stand is not unlike pulling a sword from a stone, as though the feat seems magical, you feel the power and satisfaction every draw and return of the mighty brush.

The packaging was of elegant design, as though the ancient Greek engineers spent more time on it than the aqueduct. The ease of opening, the way it wanted to be directly in my hands and out of the packaging, it is an experience like no other.

So, pretty decent.

Bristles are softer and brush head is smaller so it doesn’t fling water everywhere when you pull the brush out of the bottle. There’s a spot for air flow for the nipple brush so it doesn’t get nasty, unlike the Munchkin brushes. The nipple brush also locks in place, also unlike Munchkin, but is still easy to release and use. Can’t speak for the base because I don’t use it but I did notice it has a drain hole spot. Never thought a baby bottle brush would need to be so detailed but Oxotot nailed this one!