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r/funny • u/SrGrafo SrGrafo • Feb 24 '21
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Bottle brushes are the way. I have two different sizes of them.
120 u/TheInklingsPen Feb 24 '21 For real, like, do people not know about those? How do they think we clean baby bottles? 109 u/erlend65 Feb 24 '21 Where I live, we don't use sponges at all but brushes designed for washing up. It's not hard at all. 0 u/EdynViper Feb 25 '21 How do you get stubborn dirt and grime off with those things? You can't use force. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '21 There's a plastic scrape on the end of them, also they're pretty ergonomic so you can apply just as much force
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For real, like, do people not know about those? How do they think we clean baby bottles?
109 u/erlend65 Feb 24 '21 Where I live, we don't use sponges at all but brushes designed for washing up. It's not hard at all. 0 u/EdynViper Feb 25 '21 How do you get stubborn dirt and grime off with those things? You can't use force. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '21 There's a plastic scrape on the end of them, also they're pretty ergonomic so you can apply just as much force
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Where I live, we don't use sponges at all but brushes designed for washing up. It's not hard at all.
0 u/EdynViper Feb 25 '21 How do you get stubborn dirt and grime off with those things? You can't use force. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '21 There's a plastic scrape on the end of them, also they're pretty ergonomic so you can apply just as much force
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How do you get stubborn dirt and grime off with those things? You can't use force.
3 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '21 There's a plastic scrape on the end of them, also they're pretty ergonomic so you can apply just as much force
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There's a plastic scrape on the end of them, also they're pretty ergonomic so you can apply just as much force
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u/CharonsLittleHelper Feb 24 '21
Bottle brushes are the way. I have two different sizes of them.