Gernot Redecker Computer Brush Review: Brush Your Computer Like It’s Covered with Beautiful Hair

If you ’re anything like us , your information processing system is covered with repelling stacks of lint , rubble , dirt , pita chip crumbles , and rainbow sprinkling . You could blow on it , or use compressed air — or you could expend this gorgeous waspish brush .

The Redecker brush was primitively project in 1992 by a German company that ’s been making natural bristle brushes since 1937 — but now the Museum of Modern Art will betray you one for 35 bones .

What Is It?

A brush that will pass over puke and filth off of your computer keyboard and screen .

Who’s it For?

Humans with computers , with a normal human tendency to dirty their computers .

Design

better-looking , and rugged , just like you and your computer . The oiled beechwood handle has a diffused stage set of screen - favorable bristles and a soaked tuft for the keyboard and crevices .

Using It

Brush your computer . Debris will fly off of it , as if obligate by the will of a divine entity .

The Best Part

It puzzle out . It ’s eco - friendly — compressed air cans are uneconomical ! And it look classier on a desk than a big dumb can .

Tragic Flaw

It ’d be dainty if the tough bristles were even bad , for surplus dirt - scrapin ’ action .

This Is Weird…

The handle come with a hole but no shoulder strap . Why is n’t there an optional strap of some variety of ok leather ? Then you could hang it from a thole .

Should You Buy It?

If your computer is often need of a dear ironic scrubbing , and you need to feel like a 19th hundred dude , absolutely . This brushwood will last longer than your next two laptop .

Available at the MoMA Store this Friday .

• handgrip : Beech Ellen Price Wood