Mini Desk Vacuum for Keyboard Crumbs and Snack Mess

Small enough for your desk drawer

• Pocket-sized copper body

  The rose-copper shell is small enough to live in a desk drawer and the ribbed body sits firmly in one hand. Slide the switch with your thumb, sweep, and put it away before your coffee cools.

• 12,000 RPM micro-vortex suction

  The micro-vortex motor spins at 12,000 RPM and pulls loose crumbs up through the mini suction vents. Rotating side brushes sweep the edges, so the pile disappears in a few passes instead of scattering across the keys.

• Cordless, with a HEPA mesh

  No cord means nothing trails across your keyboard. The fusion mesh HEPA filter catches fine dust as the air moves through, and the crumb-busting brush bristles handle the debris that sits on the surface.

Two minutes from crumbs to clean

1. 1
   Slide the switch on

   Use the ON/OFF slide switch on the side of the copper body. The motor starts with a steady hum.

2. 2
   Sweep the keys

   Run the crumb-busting brush across the keyboard in short, light passes. Let the suction lift crumbs out of the gaps rather than pressing down.

3. 3
   Run along the desk edge

   Follow the edge of the desk and under the palm rest, where crumbs collect after lunch.

4. 4
   Tap out the bin

   Switch off, then tap the crumbs into the bin or a tissue. Your desk is ready for the afternoon.

A little upkeep keeps the suction strong

• Empty the bin often

  Tap out crumbs after every desk session so the airflow stays open.

• Clean the HEPA mesh filter

  Rinse or brush the mesh filter regularly and let it dry fully before reuse.

• Wipe spills first

  Blot liquids with a damp cloth and use the vacuum only on dry crumbs and dust.

• Keep the brushes clear

  Pull hair and lint off the rotating side brushes so they keep turning freely.