Question What to use to clean out the dust accumulated in keyboards?

[brannsiu]

usually go down the bottom of the keys. a lot of dust and dirt, how to clean them out??

 

[delaro]

Compressed Air Duster like these.

 

[brannsiu]

Compressed Air Duster like these.

Do these duster spray out only air? Would it give out other chemical bad for health??

 

[delaro]

Well if you were to take a few cans and snort them all down I suppose it might do some harm but mostly they are harmless when used in a normal-sized room.

Most all of them are
-100% ozone safe, contains no CFCS, HCFCS, propane or butane
-Contains a bitterant additive that discourages potential abusive and misusage of the product by making its contents unpleasant to inhale

 

[hang-the-9]

Do these duster spray out only air? Would it give out other chemical bad for health??

If you are afraid of canned air, use a brush.

I use toy foam noodle water guns, they can blast air out like the air cans but cheaper and without the possible condensation.

 

[delaro]

A Cheap Vacuum modified with a small HEPA filter can be useful especially in the winter when your cleaning filters.

There is no shortage of options for the weary.

 

[brannsiu]

If you are afraid of canned air, use a brush.

I use toy foam noodle water guns, they can blast air out like the air cans but cheaper and without the possible condensation.

Using a brush is a common sense. I've tried using it a lot to clean out the dust down the keys, but it doesn't work very well. Did you imply that canned air may contain unhealthy air??

 

[delaro]

Did you imply that canned air may contain unhealthy air??

Regardless of how you go about this, they contain chemicals that are harmless when used in a normal-sized room, but if you were to drop 1-2 cans in say a closet then you would have some risk of side effects including asphyxiation.

Do these duster spray out only air? Would it give out other chemical bad for health??

So, in other words, I am answering that question again. Unless your using actual "canned pressurized air" then there is always a risk if not used properly.