• Bird feeder cleaning brush made from natural bristles and a stainless steel handle cleaning a bird seed feeder.
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Cleaning brush

Cleaning brush

$7.99 USD
$7.99 USD
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Dirty feeders spread disease, so regular cleaning is essential. This brush makes cleaning easy: use it once a fortnight with washing-up liquid and hot water. 

The natural bristles are perfect for tubular feeders, cleaning thoroughly without scratching, and the stem is made of rust-proof stainless-steel.

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  • Reaches into most tubular feeders
  • Made in rust-proof stainless steel and with natural bristles
  • Perfect easy cleaning for tubular feeders without damaging or scratching
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Why is it important to clean my bird feeder?

Regular cleaning of your bird feeder is essential to prevent the spread of diseases among birds. Mold, bacteria, and old seed can build up, making the feeder a breeding ground for harmful germs. Cleaning helps keep the feeder fresh and safe for birds.

Can I use soap when cleaning my bird feeder with the brush?

Yes, you can use a mild soap or dishwashing liquid when cleaning your feeder. Be sure to rinse thoroughly with warm water to remove any soap residue before refilling with seed.