Four tools for getting dust out of a keyboard, and nothing you have to declare at customs. The kit ships dry: no spray bottle, no fluid, no aerosol. You get the brush, the puller, the detail tool and the cloth, and you use whatever cleaner you already keep on the desk.

Why no liquid

The bottle is the problem, so we left it out

Almost every cleaning kit sold online includes a small spray bottle. That bottle is why the kit cannot be shipped by air, why it needs a hazardous-goods label, and why it often arrives leaking into the box.

So this one arrives without it. The tools do the work that a spray cannot: the brush lifts dust out of the gaps, the puller gets the keycaps off so you can reach the plate, and the detail tool clears the seams around the case. For the screen, damp the microfibre pad with your own cleaner instead of buying a bottle of somebody else’s.

The bristle head pressed between two white keycaps — The bristles are fine enough to reach the gap between caps.

The brush

Long, soft, and it does not scratch

The bristles are long and fine, set into a white handle with a dimpled grip pad. They are soft enough to brush across the tops of keycaps without marking them, and long enough to reach the gap where dust actually collects, between the caps and the top plate.

The handle stands up on its own, so it lives on the desk rather than in a drawer. The base is a clear tray that pulls off, which is where the smaller tools sit.

The puller

A ring puller, not a plastic claw

The ring shape means you hook it under two opposite corners of a cap and pull straight up, instead of levering from one side. That matters on a board where the switches are soldered: pulling at an angle is how people crack a housing or bend a stem.

It fits standard cross-mount caps — Cherry MX and the usual clones. It will not lift Alps or Topre caps, which need their own puller.

The blue cleaning kit laid out: brush holder, ring puller, detail pen and multi-tool — The blue kit: brush holder, ring puller, detail pen, multi-tool.

The detail tools

For the parts the brush cannot reach

The pen-shaped tool has a fine tip for pushing dust out of the seam where the top case meets the bottom case, and a microfibre pad wrapped around its body for wiping a screen or a trackpad. The flat multi-tool does the same job at a different angle — a pointed end for the narrow gap around the spacebar, a cloth end for the display.

Between them they cover the two places a brush never reaches: the seam of the case, and the glass.

The pink cleaning kit laid out: brush holder, ring puller, detail pen and multi-tool — The same kit in pink.

Specifications

The numbers

Includes	Brush holder, ring keycap puller, detail pen, multi-tool
Not included	Cleaning fluid or spray — none, by design
Bristles	Fine synthetic, soft
Body material	ABS
Puller fit	Cross mount (Cherry MX compatible)
Colours	Blue, Pink
Weight	Approx. 90 g for the kit

Before you order

Read this first

There is no cleaning fluid in the box. If you were expecting a spray bottle because the photos you have seen elsewhere show one, this is the version without it. Every photo on this page shows exactly what arrives.

The cloth pads are for glass and plastic surfaces. Do not use them on bare wood or on a screen with an anti-glare coating you are unsure about — damp them lightly and test a corner first.

The puller is for cross-mount caps only. If you are not sure what your board uses, message us before you pull anything.

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