Mini Cleaning Brush Set for Showerheads and Small Gaps

The showerhead sputters, and the little brush clears every blocked jet in a minute.

You twist a mini brush into the crusted nozzle of the showerhead and the nylon tip breaks the limescale loose, jet after jet, until the spray runs straight again. Flip the brush and the fine wire end pokes into the narrowest holes, the ones a cloth never reaches, and the water pressure comes back.

Each brush is small enough to live in a drawer and tough enough to reuse: a ribbed PP handle you can grip with wet fingers, a soft nylon brush head at one end, and a thin twisted stainless steel wire brush at the other. The pack holds ten, so you keep a couple by the sink, one by the desk, and a few in the cleaning caddy.

Key Benefits

• Two cleaning ends A soft nylon brush on one end and a fine stainless steel wire brush on the other tackle both soft grime and packed limescale.
• Reaches blocked jets The slim tip slips into showerhead nozzles and tiny holes a cloth or finger cannot reach.
• Handles small gaps Works on a phone charging port, a speaker grille, keyboard gaps, window tracks and bathroom crevices.
• Grippy wet handle The ribbed PP handle stays put in wet or soapy fingers.
• Pack of ten Ten brushes let you keep them where the grime is and swap one out when it wears.
• Rinse and reuse Rinse the head under the tap and it is ready for the next spot.

Best for: Clearing blocked showerheads and taps, cleaning phone ports and speaker grilles, and getting into the small crevices around sinks, windows and desks.

Why It Works

The blockages that a sponge leaves behind sit in holes too narrow for a fingertip: a showerhead jet, a charging port, the mesh over a speaker. Two heads on one slim handle cover both jobs, the nylon for soft build up and the wire for hardened mineral crust, so one small tool clears what a full sized brush cannot touch.

Quick Product Facts: pack of ten mini cleaning brushes; each with a nylon bristle head and a thin stainless steel wire brush; ribbed PP handle; materials PP, nylon and stainless steel; for showerhead nozzles, phone ports, speaker grilles, window tracks and bathroom crevices; rinse and reuse; supplied in an OPP bag or paper card bag.

How It Fits Your Routine

When the shower spray starts to spit sideways, run a brush across each nozzle until the jets clear, then rinse the head. On the desk, a quick pass through the charging port and the speaker grille lifts the pocket lint that muffles the sound.

Around the bathroom the wire end scrapes the grime out of the gap where the tap meets the basin, and the nylon end dusts the track of a sliding window. Keep one by each spot and the job takes seconds instead of a search for the right tool.

Rinse the brush under the tap after use, shake it dry, and drop it back in the drawer. When a head finally frays, reach for the next of the ten.

FAQ

How many brushes are in a pack? Ten. Each brush has a nylon bristle head at one end and a thin stainless steel wire brush at the other.

What can I clean with them? Showerhead nozzles, taps, phone charging ports and speaker grilles, keyboard gaps, window tracks and small bathroom crevices.

What are they made of? A PP handle, nylon bristles, and a stainless steel wire brush.

Can I reuse them? Yes. Rinse the head under the tap after use and the brush is ready again until it wears out.