I once had some little spongey sticky pad that removed dirt and fluff from a stylus. Just like this one...
It worked OK. But, I'd agree with Mark a tiny brush always seemed to work best. Though I never tried it with the nail polish remover... Which is a shame as I love that smell.
Also that pad thing was, I was told, made from the same stuff as breast implants, so Suzy may have objected to using it on those grounds (ie that cosmetic breast implants are "part of an anti-affirming culture that elevates the superficial and drains women of their humanity" (alledgedly)).
Not primarily, no. But, if I'm being completely honest, it did add an iota of juvenile excitement to what would otherwise have been a mudance and annoying task.
Fancy gadgets and breasts. 2 irresistibles for so many people! How wonderful that they got combined in this way for you, Ben.
"part of an anti-affirming culture that elevates the superficial and drains women of their humanity" may serve equally as well for painted nails however! But, I never have been able to resist this bit of patriarchal oppression for myself, so I have a ready supply of the rquired polish remover to hand. Though my current supply smells disturbingly of playdo. Havent tried it out yet tho.
Also, I like that with the whole internet at his fingers, Colin turns up an indistinct analogue image circa 1983. (A bit like his source equipment perhaps.... :P )
No thats circa 1953 sorry too new for me, us old one's are waiting for you youngan to catch up and you will shame we will not be around to laugh he he so I do it now he he h eh eh he he he
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It worked OK. But, I'd agree with Mark a tiny brush always seemed to work best. Though I never tried it with the nail polish remover... Which is a shame as I love that smell.
Also that pad thing was, I was told, made from the same stuff as breast implants, so Suzy may have objected to using it on those grounds (ie that cosmetic breast implants are "part of an anti-affirming culture that elevates the superficial and drains women of their humanity" (alledgedly)).
But, if I'm being completely honest, it did add an iota of juvenile excitement to what would otherwise have been a mudance and annoying task.
BLIMEY! I must visit Audiochews more often!!! Do things get even better after midnight?
Well done that man.
(A bit like his source equipment perhaps.... :P )