264 Count Zen Bundles Zen Hard Bristle Pipe Cleaners Review

Best price for many great pipe cleaners. I always dip in scotch or cognac first as it cleans better and doesn't have a bad smell in the briar stem.

Worth the price I paid; cheap/inexpensive compared to what is available to me locally. They have bristles and clean really well when submerged in 91% isopropyl alcohol. By the way, the package arrived on time.

Super absorbent tube brushes. It's nice to buy them online and not receive cards. Here in Virginia I get a card if I buy pipe cleaners (I'm 51!) because they are considered tobacco accessories.

Cleans very well, extra plastic bristles help a lot. They're pretty flexible, which is a double-edged sword. This allows them to flex easily in tight spaces, but makes it difficult for them to keep the flex when you need them.

I bought these to use on the nasal masks I make but the only reason I gave them 1 star is because they didn't say they were hot themselves small wires included. Needless to say, they wouldn't have worked for me.

These pipe cleaners have little sharp points hidden between the fibers that really clean your pipe, a draw etc. Cannabis is legal where I live and I have a medical use card , such as Spring. Right now, medical marijuana still has to be consumed through smoking for many reasons. This will leave a sticky residue that needs to be cleaned off pipes etc with 90% isopropyl alcohol and some elbow grease. Just be careful or wear gloves when using them or you will get cut on the sharp ends from time to…

Bought for gun cleaning. I was pleasantly surprised that they have a slightly rough surface. Excellent for getting into tight spaces with excellent absorbency. That number makes them excellent value for money. It may take some time to run out, but I will definitely buy them again!

These brushes are for cleaning, not for crafting. The bristles are a mixture of soft cotton fibers and very hard, spiky synthetic fibers. While they're probably great for cleaning out pipes or other small diameter holes or crevices, they're definitely NOT what you need for crafting or covering nose stumps.

In short? These are pipe cleaners that are slightly more durable and less malleable (in terms of the fabric/material used AND their ability to bend). It's not that they're unbreakable, but they're a bit stronger and hold together better. So. Clean a pipe or glassware? They are pretty good, functional and economical. Are you working on a project? Spring. They're not the most colorful or decorative, but they're fairly durable, making them a pliable prop.