Dusty PC
Dusty PC
Anyone knows how to 'clean' the PC hardware..??
Cause my PC is always open so it's really, really dusty inside..
Any suggestions..??
Cause my PC is always open so it's really, really dusty inside..
Any suggestions..??
dont use the vacuum, i did this and wrecked my fan, use a small paint brush, with no paint on it obviously, and brush the dust up and collect it with the vacuum extension, dont go hell mell at it with the vacuum itself. it takes a fair few minutes but it works,
either that or take your pc to pieces and dust em off seperatly.
either that or take your pc to pieces and dust em off seperatly.
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A small spray bottle, about 15 cm tall..Something called DustOff where I life. Doesn't cost much either. Specifically intented for use on electronic devices. Comes with a narrow straw-like pipe through which you can accurately target the airflow.xXx wrote:Mind me, but what's a bottle of compressed air..??
Any pics would help.. or maybe a more detailed description..
Thx..
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I use Airlines to blow out the dust from my pc's. So if you have access to a workshop that uses airguns or whatever, rather than connecting an airgun connect either a blower or whatever they are called, or a straight through connection, be warned though, there is a lot of presure
Takes 2 minutes compared to two hours stripping it down and cleaning every bit , and bingo....
here is mine looking clean :
Takes 2 minutes compared to two hours stripping it down and cleaning every bit , and bingo....
here is mine looking clean :