I purchased this at the LOHAS Festa several years ago and used it a few times, but I'm selling it because I couldn't quite get the hang of it. After use, I always hung it in the kitchen to drain. Because of this, the wooden handle has developed a nice color. I've been using another shorter one I bought, and it's a durable and good product. Would anyone like to try it? *** A bottle brush that can thoroughly clean the bottoms of cups and water bottles, which are difficult to reach with ordinary sponges. By rounding the tip of the long brush, you can easily remove dirt just by putting it in the container and rotating it. We have also paid attention to the shape of the handle, pursuing ease of use. ¥2,420 (tax included) Size: Approximately 60 x 340 x 35mm Weight: Approximately 86g Materials: Palm fiber, sisal, stainless steel, natural wood Kitayama Shoseki Shoten Founded in Wakayama Prefecture in 1969 by Masazumi Kitayama, a craftsman who has been "dedicated to making brushes" since he was taught by his predecessor in his teens. They aim to provide "genuine brushes" that satisfy customers across the country who seek high quality. In an environment surrounded by the greenery of Wakayama, the family cooperates, refines their skills, and strives to get closer to the ideal brush by paying attention to detail every day.