DIY Paw Washer Bottle

1. DIY Paw Washer Bottle

Шулятьева Марина, Вадим Тагиров, Роман
Петров, Неклюдова Мария

2. What is a Paw washer bottle?

A DIY Paw Washer Bottle is a simple homemade tool to
wash your dog’s paws. You make it from a plastic
bottle, two sponges, and a rubber glove. You put the
sponges inside the bottle and stretch the glove over the
top. Then you add water (and maybe some shampoo)
inside. Your dog puts their paw into the bottle through
the glove, and the sponges clean off the dirt.

3. Why use it?

To quickly clean your dog’s paws after a
walk — great for rainy or muddy days.
You don’t have to wash the whole dog —
saves time and effort.
Easy to use at home — no need to bring your
dog to the bathtub.
Good for travel — small and easy to take
with you.
Keeps your house cleaner — less mud on
floors and furniture.
Soft and gentle for your dog — the sponges
and glove clean without hurting.

4. How to make

Cut the bottle
01 Cut off the top part of the bottle
(approximately where it starts to narrow
toward the neck). You should get a wide
container that looks like a cup.
02
Prepare the sponges
If the sponges are new — just leave them
as they are. If they are too tall — you can
trim them a bit so they fit inside the bottle.
Insert the sponges
Stretch the glove
bottle so they stand next to each other
and touch. They will act as a "cleaning
brush."
the fingers of the glove hang down inside.
Tuck the edges of the glove over the bottle rim
or secure it with a rubber band so it stays
firmly in place.
03 Place two sponges vertically inside the 04 Put a rubber glove over the top of the bottle so
Add water and shampoo
05 Pour warm water into the bottle and add a little
dog shampoo. You can shake it gently to create
some foam.

5. Summary

That is it! Now you can clean those paws
quickly and keep your house clean too
How to use:
Pour warm water and a little dog shampoo into the
bottle.
Hold the bottle by the bottom with one hand.
Gently guide your dog's paw inside the glove.
Lightly massage the paw through the glove — the
sponges inside will wipe away the dirt.
Pull the paw out — it's clean! You can dry it with a
towel if needed.