Milk Bottle Brush

Item No.:
2099-07
OEM Number:
2099-07
Unit of Measure:
Each
Your Cost:
$4.90
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Effective Cleaning for Dairy Testing Equipment

Milk testing requires clean glassware to ensure accurate pH, fat, protein, and microbial analysis results. The Milk Bottle Brush features durable black polyester bristles designed for food industry use. This brush effectively removes milk residue, protein buildup, and sediment from inside milk bottles and test containers. The rigid construction provides scrubbing power without damaging delicate glassware. An essential supply for dairy QC labs, food testing facilities, and milk processing operations.

Weber Scientific stocks this reliable, affordable cleaning tool with immediate availability and 1-2-3 Day Delivery on rush orders. Replacement brushes are low-cost, making it practical to maintain dedicated brushes at each testing station. Sign in to your account or contact your sales rep for organizational pricing on bulk purchases.


Frequently Asked Questions: Dairy Lab Cleaning Supplies

Why not just use a regular bottle brush?

Regular brushes may have nylon or natural bristles that absorb moisture and harbor bacteria. This food-grade polyester brush resists bacterial colonization and is easier to sanitize between uses.

Can I sanitize/autoclave this brush?

Yes, polyester bristles can withstand hot water washing and autoclaving. Clean thoroughly between uses to prevent cross-contamination of milk samples.

How often should I replace the brush?

With proper care, a brush typically lasts 6-12 months depending on usage frequency. If bristles become matted or damaged, replacement is inexpensive.

What size bottles does this brush fit?

This brush is designed for standard milk testing bottles (approximately 1-2 inch diameter). Verify bottle size before ordering, or contact us to confirm compatibility.

Can I use this with other cleaning agents?

Yes. Polyester bristles are compatible with hot water, mild detergents, and standard lab sanitizers. Avoid harsh solvents which may degrade bristles over time.