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Baby Bottle Sponge Brush

$15.00

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The Pigeon Baby Bottle Sponge Brush provides soft cleaning without scratching.

Features a rotary handle for easy grip.

Uniquely textured two-layer structure for thorough cleaning.

Use on both slim and wide neck bottles.

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Description

The Pigeon Baby Bottle Sponge Brush provides soft cleaning without scratching.

Features a rotary handle for easy grip.

Uniquely textured two-layer structure for thorough cleaning.

Use on both slim and wide neck bottles.

How to use

Before use, wet sponge thoroughly. Apply a few pumps of the Pigeon Liquid Cleanser on the sponge before washing nursing bottles.

Precaution: Do not stretch or twist sponge. rinse and dry throughly after use. Do not sterilize. Do not store near heat or sunlight.

Features & Benefits

-Easy handle and finger grip at the most appropriate angle for ease of washing
-Non-slip finger rest for improved control
-Duel folded sponge effectively lifts and removes stubborn milk stains without scratching plastic surfaces
-Recommended for usage on plastic nursing bottles
-BPA/BPS free

FAQ's about Baby Bottle Sponge Brush

Can I just sterilise baby bottles instead of washing?

Sterilisation does not replace a thorough cleaning. Cleaning uses hot water and soap to remove leftover milk or formula from the bottle along with any dirt, grime, or bacteria. Once your bottles are clean you can sterilise your baby bottles.

Is the bottle brush handle ergonomic and easy to use?

The Pigeon Bottle Sponge features an easy to use handle and finger grip at the most appropriate angle for ease of washing.

How often should you replace a baby bottle brush?

To help reduce germ build-up, bottle brushes should be replaced every 30-45 days, or at first sign of wear.

What is the best dish soap to wash baby bottles with?

We recommend using a dishwashing liquid specifically designed for washing baby bottles such as the Pigeon Liquid Cleanser.