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Keyboard Brushes and Cleaning Gel

Brushes and gel that lift dust from between the keys.

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2 in 1 Soft Detail Brush Set for Keyboard Gaps, Car Interiors & Home Cleaning

A 2 in 1 soft brush set for cleaning keyboard gaps, car interiors, wheels and tight spaces around the home.

From £16.99
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Keyboard Cleaning Brush Set (2 Pieces) - Soft Dust Removal Tool

A soft-bristled 2-piece brush set for removing dust from keyboards and tight spaces at home or in the office.

£7.99
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5-in-1 Keyboard Cleaning Kit with Keycap Puller

A 5-in-1 cleaning kit with keycap puller for clearing dust and grime from keyboards, earphones and other devices.

From £8.99
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Laptop Cleaning Brush for Keyboards, Cameras and Lenses

Soft bristle brush for gently removing dust from laptops, keyboards, cameras and lenses.

£8.99
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10 Pcs Mini Anti-Static Keyboard Cleaning Brush Set

Set of 10 mini anti-static nylon brushes for cleaning keyboards and other electronic devices.

£10.99
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6 in 1 Laptop Keyboard Cleaning Kit – Anti-Static Dust Brush Set

A 6 in 1 anti-static nylon brush set for cleaning dust from keyboards, laptops and mobile phones.

From £9.99
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2-in-1 Window Groove Cleaning Brush for Keyboards and Nooks

A 2-in-1 brush for clearing dust from window grooves, keyboards and other tight spots around the home.

£8.99
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Electronics Cleaning Kit for Laptops, Keyboards & Cameras

A multi-tool cleaning kit with brushes, microfiber cloth, air blower and screwdriver for computers, laptops, cameras and keyboards.

From £9.99
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Dust Cleaning Gel for Keyboards, Laptops and Car Interiors

Reusable dust cleaning gel that lifts dirt and crumbs from keyboards, laptops and car interiors.

£10.99
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Keyboard Cleaning Brush - Antistatic Cleaner for Laptop, Car Air Vents & Earbuds

Soft-bristled antistatic brush for cleaning keyboards, car vents, earbuds and other small electronics.

From £7.99
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10 Piece Keyboard Cleaning Brush Set

A 10 piece brush kit for cleaning keyboards, laptops, phones and other household electronics.

£9.99
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70g Car Interior Cleaning Gel - Dust & Dirt Removing Slime for Vents and Keyboards

A mouldable 70g cleaning gel that lifts dust and dirt from car vents, keyboards and other tight spaces.

£9.99

Getting the crumbs out

A keyboard gathers two kinds of dirt: grease on the tops of the keys, and crumbs, hair and dust in the gaps between them. The gaps are the awkward part. A cloth slides over them, and pressing harder only pushes the dirt further in. This range has the two tools made for the gaps: soft brushes that sweep dirt out, and cleaning gel that picks it up.

Brushes

The brushes here are mostly soft nylon, many of them described as anti-static, in sets of different sizes and shapes. Fine, narrow brushes reach between keys and into the edges of the sockets; wider ones sweep the keyboard and the vent grilles. Several are two-headed, with a different brush at each end, sets vary the bristle hardness, and some add a keycap puller or a small sponge. Brush with the laptop off, sweeping dirt towards the edge of the keyboard rather than into the next gap, and tilt the laptop so loose crumbs fall out.

Cleaning gel

Cleaning gel is a soft, sticky putty, sold in tubs of 70g or 160g. You press it gently onto the keys and lift it away, and the dust comes with it. It is reusable, and it is also sold for car air vents and dashboards. Used on a laptop, follow the instructions on the pack, keep it off the screen, and do not push it hard into gaps where small pieces could break off and be left behind.

What the laptop makers say about keyboards

  • Shut the laptop down and unplug it before you start, so you do not open programs or delete files as you clean.
  • Lift loose dirt with air or a soft brush first. Dell and HP describe compressed air; HP says to hold the can upright and use short bursts.
  • Wipe the tops of the keys with a cloth that is barely damp. Lenovo says to wipe them one at a time, because wiping across several at once can catch the edge of a key and damage it.
  • Do not let liquid drip between the keys, and do not pull laptop keys off unless your maker's guide says it is safe for your model.

The guide to cleaning a laptop safely has Apple's own steps for a MacBook keyboard.

Questions people ask about keyboard cleaning

Can I use these on a separate keyboard?

Yes. On mechanical keyboards the keycaps are made to come off with a keycap puller, so you can brush underneath them. Switch a wireless keyboard off first, or take out its batteries.

How do I stop the keyboard getting so dirty?

A keyboard cover keeps crumbs and spills out, and lifts off to be washed.

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