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I didn’t expect much from this at first, but it surprisingly works. It pulls dust, crumbs, hair, and all manner of random debris out of places that regular wipes simply can’t reach. It is especially good between keyboard keys and tight vents. The first time I used it, I was impressed by how much unseen dirt it removed in seconds. The bright colour gives it that nice clean look and also makes it easy to spot where the gel has collected dust. It’s soft, flexible, moulds perfectly into tiny crevices, and easily removed without damaging anything or leaving residue. The container is compact enough to keep in a desk drawer, laptop bag, or even the car, so it easy to grab whenever something needs a quick clean. Just press the gel into the surface and lift away the dirt. Job done! Beyond keyboards, I’ve used it on other items such as PC air vents, dashboard vents, and even around small household appliances, so it is pretty versatile. I've been using it for a good while, so with it being reusable gives it added value, and the light lemon scent makes it feel cleaner. Overall, this is one of those inexpensive gadgets that seems gimmicky until you actually try it. Once you do, it quickly becomes something you reach for all the time.

Does the job. I haven't found it leaves any residue after use.

I initially bought this to get in between the keys on my laptop - the idea of just "stamping" it to reach the accumulated dust that's really difficult to get to was quite a draw... My tub arrived damaged and the seal had broken open but once I removed the lid I was please to find the dust remover hadn't gone hard and dried out. It's a kind of yellow slime (remember slymuk and fart putty?) with a faint lemon smell. I would have said there's no fragrance, it's nowhere near overpowering but it does have a hint of lemon about it... I scooped it out if the tub in one piece and immediately found it quite relaxing just squeezing it in my hands lol it's not as firm as physio putty but is firm enough to mould, (although I wouldn't try resting it on your clothes or buying it for this purpose!) Anyway, once I decided to use it for the reason I purchased, it did a great job of cleaning between the keys on my laptop. Occasionally it would leave some sticky residue as other reviewers have pointed out, but I found that if you rolled the putty back over itself, it just took it back up. My electronic keyboard (musical not computer) happened to be staring at me, also with dust down either side of the keys but also where the volume and pitch keys were; I've tried to clean with a dust brush on my hoover but this got to places I just couldn't clean before. I noticed before putting it back in its tub that it had like a dark vein running across it - I can see how the seller points out that it's done when it gets dark, but plenty of life left in it yet! Pushing it back into the tub from the "sausage" that I'd created by rolling it in my keyboard was easy enough, and when pressing it to fit is when it reminded me of fart putty 😉 No residue on my hands after use, although I did pinch a piece off to see how it would cope in water and it didn't seem to disintegrate but kind of rolled off my finger - I hope the claims of it being biodegradable are true, but in the meantime I'm thinking of taking it to work with me to tackle the electronics that are in dire need of degriming!

Initial comments April 2019:- In theory, this is a good idea that should work well. It's very simple in its concept - a sticky ball of gunk that (in my case) I roll all over my laptop keyboard to pull away years of dust and other unpleasantries. It's okay. It kind of works. But I can't say I'm truly happy with it because while the overall outcome could be described as an improvement, my keyboard isn't looking fresh and new by any means. Tiny particles of the green gunk remain in numerous places and while it might be possible to remove them using the gunk-ball itself, it's very time-consuming and I've got work to be getting on with. It's also messy as far as the hands are concerned. Okay, it's not difficult to wash the bits off under a flow of warm water, but as I watched the lumps disappearing down the plug-hole of my basin, I was concerned that it could cause a blockage somewhere down the line so I closed the plug and ended up spending yet more time collecting all the fragments from the water and disposing with them in what I felt the most appropriate way: the food-waste bucket. Not suitable for the general black-bag rubbish, and presumably not for the pink-bag recycle bin either, so that left just the food-waste bucket. All in all, this is not a convenient material to dispose of. I think the product is only partially developed from a scientific point of view, as well as things like convenience and practicality. The concept is good, the execution only average and in need of further development. A better product would not stick to the fingers so easily, would remain in one piece at all times, and would totally remove itself from a keyboard when necessary and would leave nothing of its own self behind. And waste disposal would be better managed, with better advice on how to do so. Having said all that, it does just about get a 3-star rating. I think I would be willing to pay twice the price for a more thoroughly designed product that better meets my requirements. As it is, it's messy and doesn't completely do what it says on its own tin (well, jar). *UPDATE* June 2019 The manufacturers sent me a replacement version which they assured me beforehand would be better than the first - and they're right. The first image you see here is of the old product, and I think it tells the story. It was REALLY annoying. The second image is of the new product and as you can see it's massively better in terms of convenience and tidyness. It no longer sticks to the hands/fingers, and that's a welcome improvement. As far as its capabilities are concerned, in my case at cleaning the keyboard of a 5-year-old laptop, it's much the same as before only this time it leaves far fewer tiny fragments; the 'ball' stays pretty much in one piece. So I agree that it's an improvement. I still can't get too excited about it, I almost upgraded this review to 4 stars, but I decided to leave it unchanged at 3 because my overall view of the product is that "it's okay". Cheap and reasonably effective.

My keyboard on my laptop is a bit grubby having had 5 years of use. I ordered this having seen similar products being used in YouTube videos and at work. At first I just thought it was kids slime with a nice citrus smell. It is very fluid to start with but a few slaps of the keyboard and it firms up. I just dabbled the keyboard over as shown in the somewhat limited instructions. It picked up loads of fluff and bits. Top tip: this will stick all over you hands but rolling it around in your hands will pick up all the bits and then make it easy to just drop into the pot. My wife had great fun using this on her laptop. There was no residue left on my hands or the laptop. I have tried to capture the results in a photo but it does do a pretty reasonable job. I don't imagine I will use this all the time but might take to work for my desk and give that a clean up. At the price it's a pretty cheap solution to cleaning a keyboard a step above vacuuming it.

Absolutely Fantastic bit of cleaning kit, really gets all into the nooks and crannies that brushes and other cleaning products may miss.

Think it’s less sticky than the ones I had before. Also it doesn’t really go through the cracks in my keyboard. But generally bigger gaps are fine.

Works brilliant definitely buy again

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It performs as anticipated, exhibiting properties akin to a viscous substance. This functionality is achieved through conventional means, rather than supernatural intervention.

did nothing and the container was not branded i wonder if it's fake

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