YISHARRY LI Detailing Cleaning Automotive Review

First of all, it's worth noting that the bristles aren't super soft like a reciprocating watercolor brush, but are soft enough not to scratch delicate equipment. I use them to (a) dust my delicate photography equipment, (b) dust computer gear (keyboards, printers, conferencing equipment) and (c) to detail the interior of my car - very useful for removing dust from air vents and in between them. Keys. Highly recommended!

I have used them both wet and dry for several jobs. This is a good all-purpose set. The bristles are hard enough for light brushing but soft enough to clean details and contours. The handles are plastic, which I like because they don't get damaged by water like a wooden handle. The bristles are securely attached to the handle. My bristles have not fallen out. They are light and long enough to penetrate the room. The bristles appear to be a few notches above the disposable porcelain bristles…

As a car enthusiast, I always wash my car myself to avoid divorce. I will share my experience here. I used a small size for the interior, a medium size for the engine room and a large size for the wheel. Judging by the video I posted, the little one removed the dust and cleaned the surface quite well. The big one also cleaned my wheels and nuts beyond my expectations. The only thing that didn't initially satisfy me was that greasy corners aren't that difficult to clean. However, I understand…

Somehow dust collects in my apartment incredibly quickly! Dust quickly builds up on my computer and camera and is very difficult to wipe or vacuum. These brushes are perfect for that. You can get into all those little places on the keyboard that are hard to reach with a rag or vacuum. Dust off monitor bezels, DSLR watch faces and around them, mic and speaker grilles and more! I also have some large black neoprene "mouse pads" that I use as backgrounds for photos. Any little dust or lint on them