Super Brush LLC

10/15/2026

Is your Logitech mouse trackball catching or feeling gritty? Wiping the top of the ball can leave the surfaces underneath untouched.

Our latest guide explains how to remove the ball, clean the white supports inside the cup, and avoid turning a small cleaning job into a repair. It also covers what to check if the ball rolls smoothly but the cursor still lags.

Read the guide: https://superbrush.com/blogs/news/clean-logitech-mx-ergo-sticky-trackball

A sticky MX Ergo ball needs attention to the surfaces inside the cup, not just the part under your thumb. Learn a careful cleaning approach and how to distinguish friction from cursor lag.

10/09/2026

Cleaned your Bambu X1 Carbon and still seeing a dirty LiDAR lens warning? Before you wipe it again, make sure you’re cleaning the right surface. The Micro LiDAR lens and chamber camera are separate, and the calibration board needs a check, too.

Our new guide walks through careful lens cleaning, what to avoid, and when a returning warning is a reason to contact support.

Read the full article: https://superbrush.com/blogs/news/bambu-x1-carbon-lidar-lens-cleaning

A dirty Micro LiDAR warning requires attention to the correct lens and the calibration board. Follow a careful external-cleaning process and recognize when a returning warning needs manufacturer support.

10/02/2026

Before reaching for contact cleaner, check the connector's service instructions. Some designs allow it. Others specifically prohibit it.

Our new guide explains how to approach electrical connector cleaning, protect delicate pins and seals, and choose a foam swab when the job permits one.

Read the full article: https://superbrush.com/blogs/news/how-to-clean-electrical-connectors

Electrical connector cleaning requires attention to the contact geometry, seal materials, and approved service method. Learn where foam swabs can help and when to stop cleaning and seek service.

09/22/2026

Dust on a scan window and grime around a trigger need different cleaning approaches.

Our new guide covers cleaning barcode scanner housings, trigger recesses, and charging contacts, along with the checks to make before putting the scanner back to work.

Written for warehouse, retail, and distribution teams, it explains which areas need different cleaning materials and when a problem needs troubleshooting instead of another wipe.

Read the article: https://superbrush.com/blogs/news/how-to-clean-barcode-scanner

A practical guide to cleaning barcode scanner housings, scan windows, trigger recesses, and exposed charging contacts, with separate handling requirements for each area.

09/18/2026

Old thermal paste is off. Before the cooler goes back on, check what the wipe left behind.

Our latest guide covers removing thermal paste from CPUs and GPUs, choosing wipes and foam swabs that fit the job, and checking for fibers and residue before applying fresh paste. It also explains why an exposed GPU die needs different handling from a CPU’s metal lid.

Read the guide: https://superbrush.com/blogs/news/remove-thermal-paste-cpu-gpu-without-fibers

Remove old thermal paste with controlled wiping, suitable foam swabs, and a careful final inspection. Learn what changes when cleaning a CPU heat spreader or an exposed GPU die.

08/28/2026

Choosing an industrial foam swab by “small” or “large” leaves out the details that determine whether it will actually work. Tip shape, working width, usable reach, handle stiffness, and the fluid itself all matter.

Our new Industrial Foam Swab Selection Guide offers a practical way to narrow the options, assess chemical compatibility, and validate a swab before adding it to a production or maintenance process.

Read the guide: https://superbrush.com/blogs/news/industrial-foam-swab-selection-guide

Select an industrial foam swab by contact geometry, tip dimensions, usable reach, and real-world fluid compatibility. This guide provides a practical process for short-listing and validating the right configuration.

08/20/2026

Faint labels, skipped gaps, or inconsistent feeding do not always mean a thermal printer needs to be replaced. Sometimes the printhead, platen roller, or media sensors simply need attention.

Our new guide explains how to approach thermal-printer cleaning safely, what to inspect, and why the instructions for your specific printer should always come first.

Read the full guide: https://superbrush.com/blogs/super-brush-resources/how-to-clean-thermal-printer

Clean thermal-printer printheads, platen rollers, and sensors with a model-aware process that protects delicate parts and supports reliable label output.

08/14/2026

A vehicle interior can look clean and still have dust hiding between vent slats, around buttons, along console seams and inside cup-holder edges.

Our latest article looks at how professional detailers can use foam swabs as part of a complete interior-cleaning process. It covers tool selection, controlled cleaner application, surface precautions and practical techniques for reaching the areas that towels and larger brushes often miss.

Read the article: https://superbrush.com/blogs/press-releases/professional-car-interior-detailing-foam-swabs

Foam swabs help professional detailers clean vents, button gaps, seams and recessed areas with better control. Learn how to select a tip, manage chemistry and build the tool into a repeatable shop process.

08/06/2026

Foam swabs or cotton swabs? The better choice depends on what you are cleaning.

Cotton is absorbent and economical, but loose fibers can create problems in precision work. Foam offers more consistent tip shapes, controlled fluid handling and a lower risk of leaving fibers behind.

Our latest article explains the strengths, limitations and best uses of both materials so you can choose the right swab for your process.

Read the full comparison: https://superbrush.com/blogs/news/foam-swabs-vs-cotton-swabs

Foam swabs reduce loose-fiber risk and offer repeatable geometry, while cotton remains useful for economical, highly absorbent cleaning. Learn how to choose based on your surface, solvent and process requirements.

08/04/2026

Thank You for Visiting Super Brush LLC at ADLM 2026!

A sincere thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth #817 during the ADLM 2026 Clinical Lab Expo in Anaheim, California. It was a pleasure meeting so many laboratory professionals, diagnostic manufacturers, OEM partners, and medical device innovators from around the world.

We enjoyed discussing your applications, sharing our precision foam swab solutions, and introducing our new CE-marked Sterile Collection Swab line. The conversations and new connections made throughout the show continue to reinforce the growing demand for high-quality, precision-engineered foam swabs for diagnostics, specimen collection, laboratory cleaning, and medical device manufacturing.

For more than 65 years, Super Brush LLC has proudly manufactured precision foam swabs in the USA, offering over 3,000 standard configurations along with complete custom engineering and manufacturing capabilities.

If we didn't have a chance to connect—or if you'd like to continue the conversation—we'd love to hear from you.

🌐 Learn more: https://www.superbrush.com
🧪 View our Sterile Collection Swabs: https://superbrush.com/pages/super-brush-sterile-sample-collection-swabs-instructions-for-use
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Thank you again for making ADLM 2026 a fantastic event. We look forward to working with you on your next laboratory or medical device project!

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