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| Brand: Born Free
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $10.99
Buy New: $7.95
You Save: $3.04 (28%)
New (9) from $7.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 652
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 13.3 x 2.7 x 2.6
MPN: 30001
Model: 30001
UPC: 853049001213
EAN: 0853049001213
ASIN: B000MRLYK6
Release Date: November 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Don't scratch bottles! Great! May 18, 2008
I really like my bottle brushes made by Born Free. I tossed all my other ones, because they SCRATCH the bottles. Plastic bottles with scratches on the inside do not get clean. Bacteria can grow in the grooves so I don't use the wire brushes. I handwash 4 bottles a day (I breastfeed most of the time, but my daughter gets 4 bottles of breastmilk a day). These brushes have held up through 2 children so far, and they are starting to come apart after a year. I will be buying another set soon, but they really are great. They do get the bottle and nipple very clean.
Perfect1 May 2, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I like it because it won't scratch my bottles, and the nipple brush REALLY clean the pore of the nipple without breaking it! Who cares if it lasts 2-3 months (I've had it a week now)...You should replace those things anyways with all the bacteria that will grow in sponges. I had the Munchkin one and it scracthed and the nipple brush was poorly designed- I prefer this one 100%
 Outrageously overpriced and cheaply made March 7, 2008
While one does not need to purchase the BF bottle brush (Munchkin's is more than adequate - better even - at $3 or so), I've found the nipple brush is very useful. Munchkin's bottle/nipple brush Munchkin Bottle Nipple Brush -1 Piececonsists of stiff bristles. While this is fine for silicone nipples, BF's specialized vent has the aforementioned "mini-nipple" which is very delicate. I've always been afraid that even gentle brushing with the bristle brush would tear the slit (the silicone is very thin here). Thus, if one wants BF's soft foam nipple brush (which does indeed work well), one will pony up $14.99 list for not only the nipple brush, but also the bottle brush. They are not sold separately. They are made of cheap foam with plastic handles - that's IT! - and they wear out quickly. Outrageous to all intelligent parents out there. The cost of producing these has to be infinitesimal. Why gouge the consumer for brushes to clean BF's bottles? Insulting and greedy, and counterproductive to generating brand loyalty.
 Love these brushes! November 7, 2007
These are great bottle brushes. It's true, they don't last as long as the tougher plastic ones, but I still prefer them. They are nice and soft, and don't sratch the bottles. The nipple brush is awesome - much better than the other nipple brushes out there. With regular heavy use (about 6-8 times a day, every day), the nipple brush lasts me about 2 months, and the bottle brush lasts much longer. These are so great, that I really don't mind having to replace them regularly!
 not impressed November 6, 2007
The larger brush broke pretty quickly. We like the little brush for the nipple though.
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