Great tool for cleaning thin necked glass pieces?

OMG, this looks great for those of us that need to get into decanters or vases with thin necks. Take a look, has anyone tried this?

http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/sto...tic-spot-scrubber/1041532577?Keyword=Cuisipro

 

Measures 1-3/4 inch diameter

 

Hi,
Reminds me of the magnetic window washers to do the outside of the glass. It was fair to begin with but if you move a little to fast, it would fall off into the bushes or in my case 13 stories to the sidewalk. lol
I use uncooked rice.
greg

 

anyone tried the glass cleaning beads?
link for Amazon reviews:
http://www.amazon.com/Riedel-4-Inch...s/B000IOM7XG/ref=dpx_acr_txt?showViewpoints=1

 

Hi,
For that price, go to any sporting goods store and buy some shot or BBs. A heck of a lot cheaper. I used to use them but then the drain started to eat them and I was afraid it would hurt the marine life but then they were lead now they are steel and copper.
greg

 

They use something like this on aquariums.

 

Using uncooked rice in bottles/vases can be useful too, some warm water and soap, and shake vigorously.

 

another quite ingenious suggestion found on the web:
"superglue a small piece of very fine grade sandpaper to the back of a wasp. Drop the wasp into the decanter and shake a couple of times. In its angry and disoriented state, the wasp is sure to rub against your stain, thereby providing a gentle abrasive action."