Automatic Cup Washer for Kitchen Sink Faucet

An automatic cup washer that rinses glasses, mugs, and baby bottles in seconds at the kitchen sink.

This faucet-mounted cup washer uses a high-pressure rinse to clean the inside of cups, glasses, and bottles. Press the cup down on the unit, water sprays up through the rim, and your glass is rinsed without scrubbing.

Why this cup washer?

• High-pressure rinse: water sprays straight up into the cup or bottle, reaching the bottom and sides that brushes miss.
• Hands-free operation: press the cup down on the unit and water activates, so you can rinse one-handed while loading the dishwasher.
• Baby bottle and travel mug friendly: the tall spray pattern reaches deep into narrow bottles and insulated tumblers that are hard to clean by hand.
• Easy install: fits standard kitchen sink setups without separate tools, so the unit drops in next to the faucet and is ready to use.

Specs and details

• Type: automatic sink-mounted cup and bottle rinser
• Color: black
• Use cases: glasses, mugs, baby bottles, travel tumblers, sports bottles
• Install: fits standard kitchen sinks, no separate tools required

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Frequently asked questions

How does an automatic cup washer work?
The unit sits inside the kitchen sink and connects to your water line. When you press a cup or bottle down on the activator, water sprays up at high pressure into the inverted vessel, rinsing the inside in a few seconds. Lift the cup and the water stops.

Is this cup washer safe for baby bottles?
Yes. The vertical spray reaches deep into narrow bottles and washes areas that a bottle brush often misses. It rinses with water only, so pair it with your usual bottle-cleaning detergent and sterilizing routine for full cleaning.

What kinds of sinks does this fit?
It fits standard kitchen sinks and connects to a typical water supply line. Confirm clearance next to the faucet so the unit has room to sit without crowding the basin.

Does it replace a dishwasher?
No. A cup washer handles quick rinsing of glasses, mugs, and bottles between uses or before a wash cycle. It speeds up the rinse step, but full sanitizing still belongs in a dishwasher or a sink wash with detergent.