ecooe Stainless Steel 1200pcs Cleaning Beads with Silicone Storage Bag, Bottle Cleaner for Decanter, Vase, Carafes, Bottles, Glass, Rustproof Stainless Steel Cleaning Balls

Great cleaning beads with the added advantage of the pouch so it’s really easy to catch and rinse them after use . Possible a fraction of a star could come off because the pouch is slightly fiddly to close securely but really it just needs attention to make sure the raised bits have gone through their holes fully. Overall much better than the previous ones in a pot, that made it more complicated to catch and clean them. Also you can buy extra balls in a pot should you loose a lot overtime. They clean bottles really well with water, a bit of washing up liquid and a good shake.

These did the job they should: a decanter with heavy port residue was cleaned in a few minutes.

We bought these to clean a glass decanter from stains at bottom. They did a good job when swirled around with a little white vinegar. Would buy again if we ever need to - they are reusable and you get about 1000 in the little pot. Advice 1: DO NOT DROP THEM! Take care when handling. If dropped onto a hard surface like a table top or counter they bounce like crazy. And as they at only about 3 mm (1/8in) diameter they are quite hard to spot. I dropped around 10 (I thought) and was still finding them in odd corners of the kitchen a week later even after vacuuming and searching multiple times. Be careful when opening because the pot is full to brim. Advice 2: Don't use too many. I guess I put around 50 in the decanter and they did the job well. More than that might have got in each other's way and would have been a pain to get back in their little pot. Advice 3: Handling. Be careful (see above). You can wash them after using a sieve with a mesh smaller than the balls. Let them dry. Then tip them into a small jug and from there transfer them a few at a time into the pot. Don't try too many at once or you will spill them (see above). Advice 4: The instructions are in German. If you type them into Google Translate it gives you a good answer. Basically, put as many as you need into the object (but not too many) and swish them around. Add some white vinegar, lemon juice or bicarb if needed.

Great item, did exactly as promised. Carafe looking new again. It really helps remove those hard to get spots.

Where have these been all my life?! I was looking for something to clean out art glass vases which come in a variety of weird and wonderful shapes. I wasn't sure what I was looking for....a brush of some sort maybe....when I came across these. They're so easy to use....just pour in with a bit of washing up liquid, water, white vinegar etc. and swish and shake around. Once clean just pour into the silicone bag, rinse while in the bag and leave to dry on the drainage rack. So so so easy! There's not a huge amount in the pack but they do an effective job at cleaning small vases (15-30cm in height). Don't waste your money buying smaller packs or packs without the silicone mesh bag as it's so handy!

Good worked well cleaning red wine stains from glass

So… didn’t realise the product image was ‘actual size’ - it’s about the size of a large lip balm, but it contains a whole load of tiny ball bearings, and some helpful instructions on the side… in German. Not that instructions are needed - I poured the lot into my decanter with some soapy water, swirled it a bit. Poured it out through a sieve to catch the balls. And wow! Sparkly again! Red wine stains that I thought were long since permanent have completely disappeared. Should have bought some years ago.

My father was bought a wine decanter for a significant birthday and after a fair amount of use sentiment was starting to collect and show on its base. Googled how to clean decanters and came across these beads. Simple to use, add a little warm water to the decanter, pour in the beads and swirl around for a few minutes. Within a short period the decanter was clean, would recommend. Rinse and dry the beads off, doing your best not to loose any putting them back into their tub!