Review on Diane D9850 Neck Duster by April Nelson

I first bought this for a shaving kit and opened the box next to my laptop. While fiddling around I decided to dust my MacBook and it did a better job of removing the dirt/dust around my keyboard and frame than air and cleaning putty and now it's part of my tool box. I then used it on my mechanical keyboard with great results as the bristles are long enough to get between the keys and knock out dirt loose enough to fall out or be vacuumed up. Used it to clean the speaker vents on my TV. Cleaned up aluminum extrusion channels on my 3D printers. It reaches so many places that many other rags fail. Basically it just breaks up dust stuck in hard to reach places, so I use compressed air. To clean the brush, I simply use a vacuum on the bristles.* I can't confirm that it's anti-static or that the hardness of the bristles doesn't leave micro-scratches on some plastics or coatings. Note that MacBooks struggle with even the smallest build-up on the keyboard, and some use can result in even more dirt/dust/debris getting into the keyboard. My review is solely on the dust removal aspect of my experience.