vicki reno

I am hoping that someone may have seen this little gadget. It looks like a tiny q tip. A friend of mine bought and gave us all in our group years ago. Imt gets into all the hard to reach places on a machine that even a brush won't go. She bought them a while back before Clotilde catalog became Annies and I would love to find a source for them. Like I said it resembles, in shape a qtip, but the tip is much smaller and it is mounted on a tiny plastic stick and is flexible. Hoping someone can help me find this little gadget once again.

Pam S

Is it the microtip brush that Eleanor Burns sells?

https://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponli...5ed04-33947973

Mimi Sews

Thank you for sharing this, Pam! What a handy little tool.

ManiacQuilter2

I use chenille on wire for getting into tight places.

madamekelly

This is going to sound strange, but I use a disposable "proxa brush" made for cleaning between teeth to clean out little crevices. That is why I get big dust bunnies out of my machine. They have a little handle and fit in just about anywhere. They look like itty bitty bottle brushes. I can use one over and over, so very inexpensive.

toverly

I use a thingy from the toothpaste aisle too. It looks like a little bottle brush on a plastic handle. I purchased them for my son when he was in braces, they bend and flex to any angle and are made by Oral B.

vicki reno

The one by Eleanor Burnsis very similar to what I am looking for. Thanks for the info!

EasyPeezy

I use pipe cleaners...even cheaper. I cut it in half and re-use it several times
before I throw it away. Use paint brush to clean the pipe cleaner.

Bree123

Ditto. So easy. So cheap. I just toss them when I'm done.

notmorecraft

I use the Thingy that's intended for cleaning between teeth when you have braces, I pinched mine from my son when he wore braces lol.