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GOTOTOP Flute Cleaning Rod, Clarinet Soft Brush, Recorder Cleaner, Clarinet Cleaning Brush, Micro Fiber 10.3 x 0.9in

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About this item

  • Soft: This soft clarinet cleaner is super soft, which will not cause any scratch for your instrument.
  • Designed for Clarinet: Specially designed for clarinet inner cleaning and dry. Size(L x W): Approx. 26.1 x 2.2cm / 10.3 x 0.9in.
  • Premium Microfiber Material: It mainly adopts premium microfiber material, good absorption effect and .
  • Good Accessory: This soft clarinet cleaner is always keeping your clarinet in clean and dry condition, good accessory for clarinet players.
  • Ring: There is a ring on the handle end, and you can attach some extension key chain or rope to it, which make it easy to put the brush in or out.


Product Description

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Specification:

  • Condition: 100% brand new
  • Material: microfiber + plastic
  • Color: shown as pictures
  • Size (L * W): approx. 26.1 * 2.2cm / 10.3 * 0.9in
  • Weight: approx. 15g / 0.53oz

Packing List:

  • 1 x Clarinet Brush

Note:

  • The clarinet is not included.

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  • Specially designed for clarinet inner cleaning and dry.
  • It mainly adopts premium microfiber material, good moisture absorption effect and durable.

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There is a ring on the handle end, and you can attach some extension key chain or rope to it, which make it easy to put the brush in or out.

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  • Super soft and it will not cause any scratch for your instrument.
  • Always keeping your clarinet in clean and dry condition, good accessory for clarinet players.

Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
I bought it for my elementary son for him to clean his school recorder. It works great!
gabbycat
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
The brush started falling apart the first time I used it. Too large for a soprano. It got stuck about 3 inches into the instrument. I had to use a pair of pliers to pull it out. Yhen I had to remove all the brush fibers that were left in the recorder.