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Don't forget to clean your PC.lol

sswilson said:
Not the same "tools" as the OP used, but I've had the best results with a shaving cream brush (for foaming up the old shaving "soap" blocks).

It's small enough to get into most of the tight spots, and the bristles are stiff enough to make short work of caked on dust/crud.
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My favourite is toothbrushes... i save old ones, and new ones. :biggrin:
 
OMG Nice job on that computer

look like its brand new, air compresser or air cans???
 
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blais16 said:
OMG Nice job on that computer

look like its brand new, air compresser or air cans???
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I just used a 2hp air compressor.Alot of people think thats bad because of the moisture but i point the nozzle at wood or something for a min to make sure that the water is gone,then blow out your PC.
 
badatcards said:
I just used a 2hp air compressor.Alot of people think thats bad because of the moisture but i point the nozzle at wood or something for a min to make sure that the water is gone,then blow out your PC.
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Or drain the tank first. Nonetheless, it's astonishing how well that clean up worked.
 
badatcards said:
I just used a 2hp air compressor.Alot of people think thats bad because of the moisture but i point the nozzle at wood or something for a min to make sure that the water is gone,then blow out your PC.
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No its not the moisture people are scared of that is very minor compared to the larger issue.

Compressor oil.

If ANY bit of oil gets into your compressor tank it CAN end up on your computer parts.
 
LOL ! Holy CRAP ! I think you need some serious air purifiers :D I've gone a long time without cleaning my PC and it was nowhere near like this - Jesus ! it looks like it's had a mud bath FFS or that it hasn't been cleaned for 500 years !
 
enaberif said:
No its not the moisture people are scared of that is very minor compared to the larger issue.

Compressor oil.

If ANY bit of oil gets into your compressor tank it CAN end up on your computer parts.
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Oil-less compressor+ line filter FTW
I picked up my little 2 gallon beast for like...45 bucks a few weeks back
no oil to worry about, stored with the bleed valve wide open
 
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