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OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon
OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon
OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon
OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon
OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon
OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon
OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon
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Posted 10 May 2023

OXO Sweep & Swipe Laptop Cleaner £6.99 @ Amazon

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Nifty cleaner with a pad at the front and soft brush at the bottom, has a bunch of multipurpose uses but I’m getting one to clean up the grime from my keyboard!

The bristles can be tucked in so does make it more portable to keep in the bag
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About this item

  • Double-sided tool deep cleans laptops, tablets and smartphones
  • Microfiber pad removes fingerprints and smudges from screens and surfaces
  • Soft brush sweeps away dust and dirt
  • Retractable brush and storage cover keep both ends protected when not in use
  • The OXO better guarantee: If you experience an issue with your OXO product, get in touch with OXO to repair or replace it; OXO is grateful for the opportunity to learn from your experience and we'll make it better

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  1. Rbaj's avatar
    Rbaj
    I have been using this for years for keyboard etc. Works great.


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    TechFiend's avatar
    TechFiend
    I have a similar but even smaller paint brush. Used it for years. This product unfortunately just looks like a landfill item. £7!!
  2. Crossbow's avatar
    Crossbow
    Must read / view before buying...
    The cheap OXO Sweep & Swipe laptop cleaner keeps my gadgets spotless bestproducts.com/tec…ew/

    r9000's avatar
    r9000
    Seems expensive for what amounts to a brush and a cloth.
  3. Bunnster's avatar
    Bunnster
    Makes me think could use a shaving brush? :/

    Wilkinson Sword Classic Shaving Brush amzn.eu/d/2…OoT
    01484's avatar
    01484
    Or a small paint brush?
  4. rainbowstars's avatar
    rainbowstars
    I use à makeup brush to swipe away dust. Only cost £1!
  5. CurvedSlightly's avatar
    CurvedSlightly
    Won't the laptop smell of beef?
    tallman43's avatar
    tallman43
    xoxo
  6. justabout72's avatar
    justabout72
    just checked my laptop I've only got nooks, no crannies so I'll stick to using my 25 pence paintbrush and glasses cloth ,thanks anyways
  7. k9plus1's avatar
    k9plus1
    i just change my keyboard when it gets dirty
    WowWowWeeWaa's avatar
    WowWowWeeWaa
    I’ve bee usi g mi e si ce 1989 it’s great a d o ly has o e letter missi g.
  8. Renzy_Mastery's avatar
    Renzy_Mastery
    As someone who has dry skin condition, i often make my keyboard messy and always clean weekly, this may help me clean it more rather than using disposable toilet paper., im curious how do we clean this tho. If long term it gets dirty
    SmashingK's avatar
    SmashingK
    Does seem like that would be an issue.

    I think i'd just get a soft brush from a DIY store and use a microfibre cloth I already have instead. Though the microfibre cloth seems to do a good job of removing dust too so don't really need the brush lol. (edited)
  9. Toup's avatar
    Toup
    Just needed excuses to spend
  10. RumDirection's avatar
    RumDirection
    This looks like it would also be useful for cleaning lego displays!
    Ashbeck's avatar
    Ashbeck
    I can't believe I hadn't thought of that
  11. Cameron92's avatar
    Cameron92
    Probably works fine but the most offputting thing i'd imagine is you can't remove that cloth pad and throw it in the washing machine every now and then. After a couple years you're going to be adding dirt to your screen.
    airdsuk's avatar
    airdsuk
    You can wash it - read that first review!
  12. ando's avatar
    ando
    So it's a retractable brush?

    Don't get the hype or want for it
    Viperex's avatar
    Viperex Author
    But the thing is beautiful
  13. jonnybargain's avatar
    jonnybargain
    Shouldn't this be shaped like a cube ?
    Eubonator's avatar
    Eubonator
    This is the new stock.
  14. jai247's avatar
    jai247
    I don’t need this but I need this
    Viperex's avatar
    Viperex Author
    I promise you’ll find a way to use it
  15. MrAkagi's avatar
    MrAkagi
    A good microfiber cloth is better than this unholy contraption.
  16. kyeung's avatar
    kyeung
    Very useful but overpriced for what it is. Tough times so gonna stick to my cloth and brush save the pencies for the electric bill
    mrTea67's avatar
    mrTea67
    Or dickshoonary ! (edited)
  17. DivideByZero's avatar
    DivideByZero
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    Bendown's avatar
    Bendown
    I have been a shop assistant for the last 25 years and just wipe my laptop over with a damp cloth, has worked for me since the 1990,s.
  18. Aikijujutsuka's avatar
    Aikijujutsuka
    This might have been my first 'Cold' vote.
    £7 for this isn't a Hot Deal..
  19. gene_parmesan's avatar
    gene_parmesan
    Definitely don’t need this, but gonna buy it
    johnszi23's avatar
    johnszi23
    @justabout72 see, no matter what you said, or what others mentioned there’s still people buying overpriced things even if they won’t use it. That’s how to become rich
  20. Big_Mr_P's avatar
    Big_Mr_P
    Well I’ve just tried it and I can’t get the gravy out of the keys now!
    mrTea67's avatar
    mrTea67
    Peel it off in the morning.
  21. sufy123's avatar
    sufy123
    What's the best way to clean a laptop screen?
    TechFiend's avatar
    TechFiend
    I use an e-cloth where possible. Or a screen cleaner and a microfibre cloth. Gently does it though as laptop screens are generally fragile and also spray onto the cloth rather than the screen where possible.
  22. Newbold's avatar
    Newbold
    Thanks OP - successfully removed a Fray Bentos pie, haddock and chips, steamed syrup pudding and custard and a melted Magnum.

    Lifetime warranty, you say........
  23. bigpappa's avatar
    bigpappa
    Looks more like a shaving foam brush for the nether regions.

    This is the McKinsey answer when a 50p brush will do.

    As a government minister I'm going for this brush. (edited)
  24. newbie68's avatar
    newbie68
    Can't believe this reached the heat it has. Over designed and engineered unnecessary item. Plenty of replies above explain why. Any small brush and cloth works just as well and every home has them. Should get a prize for the 'unnecessary produced item'
    Viperex's avatar
    Viperex Author
    Ima guess it’s efficient and practical at what it does, you can leave it on the desk and it won’t be an eye sore. Doesn’t have a long stick handle like in paintbrushes and would clean quicker. Albeit designed intuitively, it’s ergonomics and functionality is up there.
  25. richs3's avatar
    richs3
    Can't believe how excited people are getting for a £7 brush.
    Viperex's avatar
    Viperex Author
    I brought the prime drink for a tenner last year was worth every penny
  26. jimmy.kee's avatar
    jimmy.kee
    It is things like this that is causing inflation to skyrocket.. these should probably be £1 at most
  27. afc4eva's avatar
    afc4eva
    Came for the jokes wasn’t disappointed
  28. danielallard86's avatar
    danielallard86
    I thought this was somethink to do with gravy
  29. Sam223's avatar
    Sam223
    How about a brush attachment on any vacuum?! Then any clean microfibre to wipe the screen.
  30. BenjaminDover99's avatar
    BenjaminDover99
    From the Joseph Joseph school of overpriced plastic products that wouldn't be missed if they'd never been created. (edited)
  31. CaptainP's avatar
    CaptainP
    Will this clean unwanted liquids off the laptop (asking for a friend).
    Dalkirst's avatar
    Dalkirst
    My 'friend' said he doesn't know
  32. goodbuy's avatar
    goodbuy
    Ordered, thanks
  33. Eezziii's avatar
    Eezziii
    Avoid... the cloth part is so rubbish
  34. laccc's avatar
    laccc
    I got this one for tech cleaning.. obviously it's more expensive but very useful.
    Rahul_Surapaneni's avatar
    Rahul_Surapaneni
    Please don’t clean a laptop with a vacuum. It may cause an electrostatic shock 
      (edited)
  35. WolvertonPaul's avatar
    WolvertonPaul
    I've been using an interdental brush on my keyboard. I think I just need to buy a new keyboard. So much general crap has accumulated in there over the years!
  36. clingon's avatar
    clingon
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  37. cvee's avatar
    cvee
    Purchased the dish washer brush which by the way was a silly price and proceeded to fail a short time later made me realise these Oxo products are seriously over priced and rated
  38. Ravinder_Hothi's avatar
    Ravinder_Hothi
    Considering you can get something like this for like 3 quid on AliExpress, I'm not sure this is great value...
    Newbold's avatar
    Newbold
    More expensive, certainly, but two big pluses:

    1 It will turn up, and pretty quickly.
    2 It will last longer than a McFlurry.
  39. iForgetful's avatar
    iForgetful
    The microfiber is fantastic for the summer when sleeves are too short.
  40. NS007's avatar
    NS007
    Ok because I got a load of nude women on mine. This might help.
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