Like everything else these days, it's impossible to see past the shill bullshit to find something passable.What's an electric duster that will work through the years?
>>1567953I thought everyone agreed to just use leaf/air blower to clean these stuff.
Just use an air duster, they're cheap and won't risk frying your hardware.
>>1567956Do you have a preferred brand then?
Count me interested too. I want a good non-aerosol duster because I was briefly hooked on huffing the aerosol stuff and I don't want to risk giving into it again if I have it around.
>>1567953I bought one of these 4 years ago and use it monthly, it gets pretty hot too so I use it to blow dry PCBs. You need hearing protection for these by the way.
>>1567971>it gets pretty hot tooThe air I mean, the duster does get warm though.
>>1567957Just get the cheapest can you can find at a dollar store, you are overcomplicating things
>>1567973I see. I thought the cheapest stuff might not have enough air pressure or something.Thanks
>>1567971Thanks. This is what I'll look to if the cans end up not being cost effective.
>>1567972>it gets pretty hot too>The air I meanara ara
>>1567978It's all basically the same flourocarbon liquid bullshit
>>1567992Yeah, but they'll still find a way to fuck it up if you let your guard down.
>>1568088So blow some up your nose to verify its ok
>>1568090I guess even if it's not okay that will help lower my standards at least. Thanks.
