Glass Cup Cleaning Brush with Suction Mount Scrubber
A glass cup brush that suction-mounts to the sink wall, so both hands stay free for the glass. The rotating double-sided head scrubs the inside and outside of cups, mugs and bottles in one pass. Rinse it under the tap and it is ready for the next glass.
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A glass cup brush that suction-mounts to the sink wall, so both hands stay free for the glass. The rotating double-sided head scrubs the inside and outside of cups, mugs and bottles in one pass. Rinse it under the tap and it is ready for the next glass.
Hands-free suction-mounted brush that scrubs cups, mugs and bottles inside and out
- hard-to-reach inside of glasses and bottles
- sink clutter from loose brushes
- slow hand washing of drinkware
- brush falling into the sink
Drinkware scrubbed spotless, hands-free at the sink
Stop wrestling a sponge into a narrow bottle. Suction-mount the brush, drop the glass over it, and let the rotating head clean the inside while you rinse.
Mounted once, it stays where you need it

Stays mounted at the sink
Three clear suction cups grip the base to a wall or sink surface, so the brush stays in place while you scrub. Dry the spot first and the base holds through a full rack of glasses. Nothing rolls into the basin and nothing needs to be picked up off the counter.

Two heads, one base
A flat brush and a cylindrical brush share one rotating head. The flat side works the rim and the outside of a mug, and the cylindrical side goes deep into a bottle or tumbler. You switch surfaces by turning the head, not by reaching for another tool.

Scrubs the inside hands-free
Hold the glass steady and let the head turn. The bristles work the film off the inner wall in one pass, which is the part a sponge never reaches. Rinse the head under the tap afterward and it is ready for the next glass.
Set it once, then scrub with one hand
- 1Dry the spot
Wipe the wall or sink surface until it is dry and free of soap film.
- 2Press the three cups
Press all three suction cups on firmly until the base grips and stays put.
- 3Drop the glass over the head
Hold the glass steady, set its opening over the rotating head, and turn the glass to scrub the inside.
- 4Rinse and let it dry
Rinse the head under the tap after use and let it air dry before you mount it again.
Compact enough for a sink wall
- 17.5 cmHeight
- 14 cmWidth
- Three suction cupsMounting
- Flat and cylindricalBrush heads
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They grip smooth, dry tile, glazed ceramic and glass best. Dry the spot and wipe off soap film before pressing the cups on, and the base holds through a full sink of glasses. Rough grout lines or heavily textured surfaces hold less firmly, so press the base on and check the grip before you load it.
The white nylon bristles are firm enough to clear film from a narrow bottle or a deep tumbler. Keep the pressure light and let the rotating head do the work. Pressing hard against thin glass is the fastest way to crack it.
It mounts on any flat surface that all three suction cups can grip, which covers a wall or the sink surface. Choose a spot that is flat and dry, and keep the base clear of the faucet so the head has room to turn.
Rinse the head under running tap water after each use, then let it air dry on the wall before you mount it again. Trapped water in the cups and bristles is what weakens the hold over time.
A sponge cannot reach the inside of a narrow glass or bottle, and it takes a hand to hold it there. This brush keeps both hands free and cleans the inside on its own, so the evening routine moves faster. One tool that stays on the sink replaces the scramble for a sponge every time a bottle will not come clean.
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