uxcell Anti Static ESD Cleaning Brush for PCB Motherboards Fans Keyboards

Made from plastic and silicone. Has a slot in the handle for hanging. Has stiff bristles which are great for getting the crud out of my keyboard and don't rip or tear or get caught in tiny computer bits.

These seem to work well on cleaning out the fuzz that accumulates in my iPhone power connector. I plan to shorten half of the bristles for greater rigidity, stiffer.

This is the perfect width for fitting in between your keys to brush out crumbs, etc. I have an IBM keyboard with the sticky-uppy type keys, because I prefer the feel over flat laptop-type keyboards, but of course the downside of that is that crumbs, dust, pet hair, etc. fall down and get trapped in between the keys. This brush helps get some of the stuff out of compressed air doesn't, since the compressed air sort of blows it all to one far side of under the keyboard cover--you can then take this brush and pull some of that out. I also use this to help get dust particles off my phone, which has a silicon safety cover. The silicon cover tends to attract dust and hairs around the edges and this helps get into those corners and edges nicely. It did take a while to get here as it was shipped from Asia somewhere, but it was worth the wait, well made, and should last you forever.

This is a good brush, but my daughter told me I could have just used a tint brush for hair coloring and paid less money.

Very firm bristles, does a great job..

It’s super stiff and doesn’t clean between the keyboard keys we’ll because the bristles are just stiff plastic

Initially thought this was going to be small, turned out larger than expected - which is a good thing. I like this brush very much. Sturdy, tough plastic with bristles that are just firm enough to have a little give. It won't fit in tiny grooves like within fan blades, that'd be something else to use, but all in all a cool little tool to use.

Really useful to clean air vents on laptop or PC without generating unwanted static.