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Brushes & Cleaning Tools for Homebrewing
Cleaning your brewing equipment doesn’t have to be complicated. Our Brushes & Other Cleaning Tools collection includes everything you need to keep your fermenters, carboys, and bottles clean and ready for your next batch. Each tool is designed with brewers in mind—durable, effective, and easy to use.
From flexible brushes to rinse-free spray bottles, these essentials help remove residue, simplify sanitation, and extend the life of your brewing gear.
Top Cleaning Tools
- Carboy Brush – Easily scrub the inside of glass carboys and fermenters. Its angled design reaches every corner for thorough cleaning.
- Sanitizer Spray Bottle – Perfect for misting sanitizer on small parts, bottle necks, and other hard-to-reach areas.
- Single Blast Bottle Washer – Quickly rinse bottles, carboys, and brewing tools using water pressure. Saves time during cleanup.
- Carboy Handle for 6.5 Gallon Carboys – Make transport and cleaning safer with a secure stainless-steel handle that grips the neck of your carboy.
Why Use Brewing Cleaning Tools?
- Efficient Cleaning – Get rid of stubborn residue without scratching your glass or plastic.
- Faster Sanitizing – Spray and rinse tools cut prep time before brewing or bottling.
- Extend Equipment Life – Proper care helps your carboys and bottles last for years.
- Professional-Grade Results – The same quality tools used in craft breweries, now made for homebrewers.
Cleaning Tips
Use your Carboy Brush with a warm PBW solution to scrub residue after fermentation. Rinse with warm water and finish with sanitizer applied from the Sanitizer Spray Bottle. For bottles, the Single Blast Bottle Washer makes quick work of buildup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a separate brush for my carboy and bottles?
Yes. A Carboy Brush is designed for deep vessels with curved bottoms, while bottle brushes are shorter and narrower for precision cleaning.
Can I use standard brushes instead of brewery-specific ones?
It’s best to use brushes made for brewing to avoid scratching glass or leaving behind fibers that can contaminate your brew.
What’s the best way to sanitize after cleaning?
After scrubbing and rinsing, apply a no-rinse sanitizer like Star San using a spray bottle for quick coverage.
How do I prevent scratches inside my carboy?
Always use soft, nylon-bristled brushes designed for glass or plastic to prevent surface damage that can harbor bacteria.
Do I need to use hot water with the bottle washer?
Warm or hot water improves cleaning performance, but the Single Blast Bottle Washer works well with standard tap pressure.
Make Cleaning Brew Day Easy
Brewing should be fun—not messy. Equip your setup with Craft a Brew’s Brushes & Other Cleaning Tools for faster cleanup and worry-free brewing.
