pc cleaning question

[yo_waddup]

Is it safe use a leaf blower to clean my pc?

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Would an leaf blower clean an desktop case because blowing it could get bits trapped into the parts?

 

[yo_waddup]

Would an leaf blower clean an desktop case?

i know you can use cans of compressed air for cleaning pc's but i am not sure if leaf blowers work too...

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Would an leaf blower clean an desktop case?

i know you can use cans of compressed air for cleaning pc's but i am not sure if leaf blowers work too...

Could make things worst by blowing things into the your parts if you want to clean fans out just remove them from computer and clean them using a brush or something soft!

 

[yo_waddup]

Would an leaf blower clean an desktop case?

i know you can use cans of compressed air for cleaning pc's but i am not sure if leaf blowers work too...

Could make things worst by blowing things into the your parts if you want to clean fans out just remove them from computer and clean them using a brush or something soft!

Thanks man... I could've just rekt my pc. Seriously... Thanks.

 

[captaincharisma]

Would an leaf blower clean an desktop case?

i know you can use cans of compressed air for cleaning pc's but i am not sure if leaf blowers work too...

a leaf blower is 1000 times stronger then a can of compressed air.

 

[k1114]

Do not do what he suggested. Brushes can create static electricity and kill components.

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Do not do what he suggested. Brushes can create static electricity and kill components.

I used an paint brush to clean out my fans do they really causes static

 

[k1114]

Your fan won't be killed by static. You can wipe that with a clothe or brush. It's things that use circuit boards that are prone to static death.

 

[Scottray]

Cans of compress air for electronics to blow out the dust. Isopropyl alcohol and qtips to clean fans.

 

[k1114]

You don't need isopropyl to clean off dust plus it's not good for certain types of plastics. Qtips to clean fans? That must take a very long time. Ever try a swiffer duster? Hardly a second per fan blade.