Munchkin Bottle Brush | For Cleaning Baby & Water Bottles with Built In Teat Brush | Freestanding | Dishwasher Safe | Sponge Brush | 2 Pack | Grey
Munchkin

Munchkin Bottle Brush | For Cleaning Baby & Water Bottles with Built In Teat Brush | Freestanding | Dishwasher Safe | Sponge Brush | 2 Pack | Grey

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Détails du produit

The Munchkin Bottle Brush is a versatile cleaning tool designed for baby bottles, cups, and pump parts.
  • Includes a bottle brush and built-in teat brush for thorough cleaning
  • Freestanding design with suction cup base for easy storage
  • Flexible neck reaches all areas of bottles and cups
  • Durable nylon bristles and soft rubber teat brush
  • Top-rack dishwasher safe for easy cleaning
  • Pack of 2 brushes

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