Ruth's sister
Ruth's sister Earbuds Cleaning Pen 12cm x 3.8cm x 1.7cm
A pen-shaped tool with metal nib, brush and sponge heads cleans earbuds, cases, phones and keyboards
- Three-in-one tool cleans earbud nozzles, cases and device ports
- Pen-shaped metal body gives comfortable grip for precise cleaning
- High-density brush removes debris from tight openings
- Soft flocking sponge wipes delicate surfaces without scratching
- Compact 12 cm length fits in pocket or carry case
Compact Cleaning Pen
The Ruth's sister Earbuds Cleaning Pen is a pocket-sized tool designed to keep earphones and their cases free of debris. Its pen-shaped body measures 12cm by 3.8cm by 1.7cm for a comfortable grip during use.
Three-in-One Tip Design
This cleaner replaces single-purpose cloths or brushes by combining a metal nib, a high-density brush head, and a flocking sponge head in one device. The jump is worth it when earbud sound ports and charging-case recesses need deeper, more precise cleaning.
Durable Multi-Surface Use
Built from metal, ABS and sponge materials, the pen resists wear during repeated sessions on earphones, phone speakers, tablet ports, camera lenses and keyboards. Sustained pressure on the metal nib and brush clears stubborn buildup without the tips degrading quickly.
Highlights
- Three-in-one tool cleans earbud nozzles, cases and device ports
- Pen-shaped metal body gives comfortable grip for precise cleaning
- High-density brush removes debris from tight openings
- Soft flocking sponge wipes delicate surfaces without scratching
- Compact 12 cm length fits in pocket or carry case
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much space does the 12 cm pen need in a pouch or drawer?
The pen measures 12 cm long, 3.8 cm wide and 1.7 cm high, so it fits in a small pocket or accessory compartment.
How do I use the three cleaning heads without damaging the earbud mesh?
Extend the metal nib for stubborn wax, sweep the high-density brush for loose debris, then press the flocking sponge gently onto the driver mesh — never force any tip.
When should I replace the sponge or brush heads?
Replace the sponge when it no longer springs back or shows embedded grime, and swap the brush once bristles are visibly bent or clumped.
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