AAwipes Large Foam Cleaning Swabs With 50 Rectangular Tips, Orange - Ideal For Cleaning Inkjet Printers, Optical Instruments, And General Cleaning Purposes, Perfect For Cleanroom Use Review

These are versatile cleaning swabs that can be used for a ton of different thingsThese are long so they are easy to hold onto as well as give you leverage if you need to stick or swab across something. The handle is strong plastic and not toothpick thin so it’s easy to hold. The sponge material is thick so it can stand up to pressure and rubbing as well as solvents like IPA seem to do well with it. Lastly, the the tip is firm and doesn’t flop or bend easily.Overall these are really useful swabs

The cleaning form swab comes in a bulk bag that contains 4 bags of the swabs. Each bag has around 50 pcs of swabs.The tip of the swab is soft and fibreless, so it's should be a good cleaning swab for not only glasses, binocular, but also firearm cleaning tool. The stick is made of plastic, so not very hard/strong while pushing into tiny corner area.

I use these wipes for painting and touch up on my wood carvings. They are sturdier than q-tips, my current choice. The foam tip does not shed like the cotton tip of q-tips do, and the squared corners of the AAwipes are good for tight spaces. I appreciate that these wipes can be reused after a simple swish in the brush water.

This review is for AAwipes Foam Cleaning Swab Sticks (50 pcs, Large Rectangular Foam Tips, 5.25", Orange). This cleaning swab sticks are very useful for cleaning various hard to reach areas. These are good for using with or without a cleaning solution. They also do not leave any lint behind. The stick is fairly sturdy. I would prefer if these were double sided to make for a better value and to take up less room (less room for number of cleaning pads if you were take some with in a bag)…

This is the jumbo version of your typical 3” cleaning swab (see photo). It’s 2” longer and has a much bigger cleaning head. The stick is made from strong plastic that can withstand quite a bit of downward pressure on the head without breaking. For cleaning, I’ve used this with Simple Green, alcohol, and acetone. It worked well with the first two, but fell apart fairly quickly when used with acetone.These swabs are great for larger-area cleaning, and are a good compliment to the smaller swabs…

These are well made and come nicely packaged. You get several bags of 50 each I believe, so you don't have to open an entire bag exposing them to dust or dirt, etc. The plastic handle on each is strong and thick, and the swap on top is all adhered, good quality, and relatively soft. These are a nice product and will be useful for cleaning computer parts with isopropyl alcohol, or applying my UV inhibitor products to plastic car trim, among many other things. Recommended useful product.

We use these for cleaning in/around our printer. They are an excellent value, and do a great job. Will definitely be ordering more, as we typically use 5-6 of these per day.

Nice swabs that hold up well. I've used these for cleaning pretty much anything and everything. They work well wet or dry, most solvents don't effect the swab and they clean and hold dirt well. Perfect for detail cleaning items after a swim in the ultrasonic tank.

Exactly as described, and they work just fine for what I need them for. I just haven't worked out how I'm going to store them until they are ready for use, lol. But that's not that big of a deal.And so, I give these Foam Swabs a 5. out of, 5.

These swabs are great for cleaning eyepieces and other delicate items in tight areas. They are lint-free and worked well for me. The only drawback I might mention is that the heat-sealed plastic bag is not resealable and hence - once opened, the swabs are subject to external contamination. I immediately transferred them to a quart-sized plastic zip bag so that I can keep the unused swabs tightly sealed between uses. The swabs themselves are great.

Plenty stiff with enough flexibility to apply needed pressure. The two ends can be bent until they touch and the plastic won't break. Snaps back with only a slight bow. Thickness is ideal for keyboards and most electronics. Since they are foam, these also work great as mini-foam brushes for dabbing on small models. I keep a bunch in the home office and workshop.

After trying these out on a few things - I like them. For many years I have been using cotton swabs for all sorts of things. From flux removal to applying a lubricant in tight spaces to cleaning keyboards and all sorts of things where something small really comes in handy.Pros: No cotton dust or lint left behind. Slightly absorbant.Cons: I would like to see these with a longer handle.

Until seeing a product like tis an an electronics video, I didn't know they existed. Cotton tips work poorly in that environment because the cotton strands get caught on the stubby electronics, leaving a mess of fuzz and destroyed *Tips. I liked the idea enough that I ordered AAWipes in three different factors.All worked well. A little alcohol and a lot of scrubbing made my boards look great. I did overuse one tip and found that it's possible to push the little plastic paddle/oar through the…

There isn't a lot that can differentiate one swab from another. These have reasonably strong stems, the foam pad is well attached and have the standard foam the works for many small item cleaners. These should hold up well for printer head and capping station cleanings

I’ve been struggling for years and spent SO much time cleaning furniture with carved detail that is really time consuming to clean and hard on my fingertips. I’ve gone through a lot of cotton swabs and they just fall apart—I feel bad about all the waste from using them but cramming a thin cloth into furniture crevices just didn’t work well either. So I was thrilled when I discovered these. They soak up furniture oil without dripping anywhere and take quite a bit of abuse before I had to…

Cleaning high tech printing equipment is one of my weekly chores. Making sure that the larger swabs we use are lint free and don’t break apart during use is basically the high bar we set. These do that.Orange handle makes them more easily found when loose in a bag than the other ‘tamer’ colors we’ve used in the past. I don’t know if the color is a coding for something, but for cleaning with solvent cleaner these held up fine.