Bottle Tree - Bottle Rinser

Quickly rinse and sanitize bottles with the Monster Cleaner Bottle Rinser—your time-saving solution for bottling day. Whether you’re prepping beer, wine, or kombucha bottles, this self-priming rinser blasts sanitizer or rinse water directly into the bottle for fast, mess-free cleaning.

The Monster Cleaner works with virtually every bottle type you use—12 oz beer bottles, wine bottles, test jars, growlers, PET carboys, gallon jugs, and more. Just fill the reservoir with sanitizer or sulfite solution, press the bottle down on the nozzle, and let the internal pump do the rest.

Use it freestanding on any flat surface, or pair it with a 90-Bottle Drying Tree or 45-Bottle Drying Tree for a streamlined, vertical bottling station. No adapter required.

Key Features:

• Fast bottle sanitizing with pump-action jet
• Compatible with no-rinse sanitizer or rinse water
• Works with beer bottles, wine bottles, growlers, and more
• Mounts directly on bottle trees or stands alone
• Easy to assemble, clean, and store

Need a full bottle cleaning setup? Combine this rinser with our rotating 90-bottle drying tree or space-saving 45-bottle version to speed up bottling day.

FAQs – Bottle Rinser

How does the Monster Cleaner Bottle Rinser work?

It uses a self-priming, spring-loaded pump to shoot sanitizer or water into the bottle when pressed down on the nozzle.

What solutions can I use in the reservoir?

No-rinse sanitizer (like Star San), sulfite solution, or even clean rinse water can be used depending on your process.

Is it compatible with both drying trees?

Yes! It mounts directly to both the 90-bottle and 45-bottle drying trees without an adapter.

What bottle sizes are supported?

It fits beer bottles, wine bottles, champagne bottles, PET carboys, gallon jugs, growlers, and more.

How should I clean it?

Rinse thoroughly with warm water after each use. Let all parts air dry before storing.

California Proposition 65

⚠ Proposition 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.