Pigeon Sponge Bottle Brush

The Pigeon Sponge Bottle Brush is a soft cleaning tool designed to lift and remove stubborn milk stains from inside baby bottles without scratching the plastic. With a dual folded sponge and a non-slip 360° rotary handle, it gives you a firm, comfortable grip while you work through the walls, neck and base of slim or wide neck nursing bottles.

Unlike a bristle brush, the sponge relies on a uniquely textured two-layer structure to reach all the edges of the bottle, so every surface gets a thorough clean while the softer material stays gentle on plastic. It's designed specifically for softer PP bottles and is recommended for cleaning both PP and PPSU bottles.

Designed for a comfortable, controlled wash

Cleaning bottles is a job you'll do many times a day, so the small details matter. The handle and finger grip sit at an angle that makes washing easier, and a non-slip finger rest gives you better control. The 360° rotary handle lets you turn the sponge inside the bottle without fighting the grip, and the contoured shape helps you clean around the bottle neck where residue tends to linger.

How the sponge cleans

• Dual folded sponge: A double-layer folded design catches dirt and works along the walls of the bottle to lift stubborn milk stains, while the folded tip reaches into the base where residue collects.
• Gentle on plastic: The soft sponge removes tough stains without scratching plastic surfaces, which helps keep bottles clear rather than clouded and scuffed over time.
• BPA and BPS free: Made without BPA or BPS, so it's suited to everyday use on baby feeding equipment.

How to Use

1. Wet the sponge thoroughly before use.
2. Apply a few pumps of a bottle-cleaning liquid, such as the Pigeon Liquid Cleanser, onto the sponge.
3. Wash the bottle, using the rotary handle to reach the walls, neck and base.
4. Rinse and dry the sponge thoroughly after use.

A quick note on the difference between washing and sterilising: cleaning uses hot water and soap to remove leftover milk, formula and grime, and it's the step that should come first. Sterilising doesn't replace a proper wash — once bottles are cleaned, you can then sterilise them.

Best For

The Pigeon Sponge Bottle Brush is a great option for parents who:

• Want a soft cleaning tool that won't scratch softer PP or PPSU bottles
• Prefer a sponge to bristles for reaching the walls and base of the bottle
• Use both slim and wide neck bottles and want one brush that suits both
• Value a non-slip, ergonomic grip for a job done many times a day

Disclaimer

Do not stretch or twist the sponge, and do not sterilise it. Store it away from heat and direct sunlight. To help reduce germ build-up, bottle brushes are best replaced every 30–45 days, or at the first sign of wear.