Scrub 'n’ Splash

- Integrated Water Reservoir: Built-in water reservoir for easy, on-the-go cleaning of clubheads, activated with a simple squeeze.
- Durable Bristles: High-quality nylon bristles designed to effectively remove dirt, grass, and debris without damaging club surfaces.
- Compact and Portable: Lightweight and compact design that easily clips onto your golf bag for convenient access.
- Dual Action Cleaning: Combines the power of water and tough bristles for thorough cleaning in just seconds.
- Easy Refill: Simple and quick to refill the water reservoir, so you’re always prepared for a clean swing.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for all types of clubs, from irons to wedges, ensuring your entire set stays in peak condition.

1. Rinse After Each Use:
- After cleaning your clubs, rinse the brush bristles with water to remove any remaining dirt and grass. This prevents buildup and keeps the bristles effective.

2. Mild Soap for Deep Cleaning:
- Periodically, give the brush a deeper clean by soaking the bristles in warm water with mild soap. Gently scrub the bristles with your fingers or an old toothbrush, then rinse thoroughly.

3. Air Dry:
- After rinsing or washing, let the brush air dry completely before storing it. This helps prevent mold or mildew from developing, especially in the water reservoir.

4. Clean the Water Reservoir:
- Empty any remaining water from the reservoir after each round to avoid stagnant water buildup. Occasionally, clean the inside of the reservoir with warm, soapy water, then rinse well and let it dry completely.

1. Store in a Dry Place:
- When not in use, store the brush in a dry area, preferably clipped to your golf bag where it can air out between rounds.

2. Use Fresh Water:
- Always fill the water reservoir with fresh, clean water before heading to the course. This ensures optimal cleaning and prevents unpleasant odors.

7. Don’t Overfill the Reservoir:
- Avoid overfilling the water reservoir to prevent leaks. Fill it just below the cap line for best results.

8. Check Bristle Condition:
- Regularly check the condition of the bristles. If they start to wear down or lose their stiffness, it might be time to replace the brush for better cleaning performance.

9. Avoid Harsh Chemicals:
- Don’t use harsh chemicals or solvents to clean the brush, as these can damage the bristles and other components.

10. Use on All Clubs:
- Remember, the brush isn’t just for irons—it’s great for cleaning wedges and even the grooves on your putter. Keep all your clubs in top shape!

11. Avoid Freezing:
In colder climates, avoid leaving the brush (especially the water-filled reservoir) in extremely cold temperatures, as the water could freeze and damage the brush.