Ember Bottle Brush, Compatible with Ember Travel Mug and All Ember Mugs

Well the brush looks nice, quality seems good and it does the job of cleaning the Ember mugs I have. Daft expensive though, but then the whole premise of Ember is sort of silly. But I'm a sucker for silly so there you go. If you factor in the high quality cardboard box it coms in it takes the sting out a little bit. Yes, I'm reaching, I am aware of this. So, to sum up: pretty brush clean good, cost a lot.

this brush is good for washing out cups, metal yeti water bottles, wine glasses, you name it and it is sturdy and GOOD. Worth the price because it lasts.

Works great for stainless steel tumbler hand washing!

It’s an excellent brush, but I do think it’s overpriced. It’s simply too expensive for me to buy again unless the price is cut in half.

Did I really need this to go with my Ember mug? Probably not. A plain sponge with soapy water would work just as well. I own a metallic finish Ember, and this product is definitely appropriate. I marvel at the number of reviewers who leave a negative review about their metallic finish Ember mugs because the bottom of their mug scratches and “wears out.” Common sense would dictate gentle cleansing and not stirring with a metal spoon making contact with the metallic finish Ember surface. That said, this product is great for everyday maintenance. What I especially like about it is that it is perfect for tall and thin travel mugs. I think that for that reason alone, it might be worth it.