MomMed Electric Bottle Brush
Put the bottle brush down: a spinning silicone head scrubs every bottle, nipple and collar for you, with no milk film left behind.
- Stop scrubbing bottles by hand, the motor does it
- Soft silicone heads reach nipples, necks and collar threads
- Dried-on milk comes out spotless in about 30 seconds
- Silicone holds no milk, so the brush stays clean
- $44.99, not the $200+ a bottle washer costs
Finally back in stock. They sell out fast.
Use it on every bottle for 90 days. If your old brush got them cleaner, send it back.
What's in the kit
| Handle | Waterproof, one button, spins the head for you |
| Bottle head | Soft silicone, long enough for Dr. Brown's bottles |
| Nipple head | Soft silicone cone, no metal tip |
| Straw brush | For vent parts, straws and sippy spouts |
| Formula mixer | Whisk head for mixing a bottle |
| Stand and clear case | The brush dries and stores off the counter mess |
| Heads | Silver-ion antibacterial brush head, safe for high-temperature sterilization |
Will it fit my bottles?
It fits any bottle and nipple: Dr. Brown's (the longer heads reach the vent insert and tube), MAM, Avent, Medela, Lansinoh, sippy cups and water cups.
Will it tear the nipples?
The nipple head has no metal tip and no wire. It is a soft silicone cone that turns inside the nipple while you hold it still, so you never push a brush through the hole.
Shipping & Returns
Ships in 1 to 2 days. Delivery in 5 to 10 days after processing.
90-day money-back guarantee: if it is not what you hoped, send it back within 90 days for a full refund.
Hold it up to the light
You scrubbed it. The film is still there.
You rewash, you boil, you switch soaps. Then you hold the bottle up to the window and there it is: a cloudy film on the inside walls, build up in the nipple tip, milk in the collar threads.
It isn't you. A sponge and bristle head pushed by hand slides right over dried milk instead of lifting it. Then it soaks up the milk water and sits wet in its holder, so the next bottle gets wiped with yesterday's milk.
That is why the brush gets worse every week, and why so many moms replace it every month.
Same bottle. Same soap. Different brush.
- The motor scrubs, you just hold it there
- Bends into the shoulder, the threads and the nipple
- Silicone rinses clean and dries in its case
- The bottle comes out clear, nothing left behind
- Your wrist does every stroke
- Too big for the neck, misses the corners
- The sponge holds milk and stays wet
- The film is still there when you hold it up
How it cleans
The motor does the scrubbing
Think of the jump from a manual toothbrush to an electric one. Your hand pushes it a few strokes at a time. The motor turns the soft silicone head hundreds of times a minute in every spot it touches, and the head bends into the corners your wrist can't.
- 1Soap in, head in. Your usual dish soap and warm water, the head inside the bottle.
- 2Press and hold it there. The head spins against the walls, the shoulder and the threads. Keep it inside the bottle and nothing splatters.
- 3Rinse and rack it. Swap to the cone head for the nipple, rinse, and the whole round is done in about 5 minutes.
One handle for every part of the bottle
Each head has one job. Swap them in seconds: [pull straight off, push straight on].
- Bottle headLong soft silicone, reaches the bottom and the shoulder of tall bottles
- Cone nipple headTurns inside the nipple and the collar, no metal tip to rip the hole
- Straw brushVent inserts, tubes, straws and sippy spouts
- Formula mixerWhisks a bottle smooth with the same handle
- Waterproof handleOne button, works in suds or under the tap
Your wake windows back
Bottles done with the baby on your hip
No more waking up to a ton of bottles in the sink. One hand holds the brush, the other holds the baby, and the round of bottles is racked before the next feed.
The minutes you used to spend scrubbing go back to the wake window, with her.
The brush stays clean too
Nothing grows on this brush
- Silicone holds no milk. It rinses clean and sheds water, so milk never gets caked up in it the way it does in a sponge.
- Silver-ion antibacterial brush head. Safe for high-temperature sterilization.
- UV light case. The brush sterilizes itself after every use, so you never have to worry about bacteria building up.
No more replacing a gross brush every month.
A bottle left in the car. 30 seconds.
Your three ways to get bottles clean
| MomMed | Bottle brush | Bottle washer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $44.99 | A new one every month | $200+ |
| No scrubbing by hand | |||
| Reaches nipples and collar threads | |||
| The brush itself stays clean | |||
| No counter space, no descaling |
Moms who put the old brush down
What moms ask before they switch
I feel like my old brush gets them cleaner. Does this really work better?
Will it rip the nipples like my bottle brush does?
Does it fit Dr. Brown's? What about Medela, MAM or Avent?
Won't the brush itself get gross or moldy?
Is it hard to switch the heads?
Will soap splatter everywhere?
We have a dishwasher. Do I still need this?
What if it stops working or won't hold a charge?
Is this just another baby gadget I'll use twice?
Do I still need to sterilize the bottles?
Now $44.99, half off
Clean bottles for a fraction of a bottle washer
The whole kit, two free extras for the first week, and 90 days to put it up against your old brush.
Use it on every bottle for 90 days. If your old brush got them cleaner, send it back.
Your next round of bottles, clear
Put the bottle brush down tonight. Hold a MomMed bottle up to the light in 90 days, and if your old brush got it cleaner, send it back.