Using the MECO Air Duster to clean a PC - Any Good? 

Thanks, appreciate that

Me too lol 😂

lol

Yuup Very young look

Yea, avoiding the sun usualy keeps your skin younger for longer. I know the stereotypical Italian lady who spends 4 days a week in the Solarium, she looks 70 at 30.

I wouldn't use the brush on any coimponents

Assuming your laptop is out of warranty, you can pull the bottom cover off the laptop and use something like this. For the fans, youre correct in saying they can get damaged (if they spim too fast) so you have two options, most laptop fans are easily removed, it's just a couple of screws and a male/female connector for the wire. So you can actually remove them prior to dusting and wipe them down with a cloth. Alternatively if you didn't want to remove them, all you have to do is keep a finger on the fan to prevent it from spinning. Just be careful not to accidentally not blast a fan when you're not holding it.

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good too

Its not. I cringed watching the video

Good tips

Indee.

This is true

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what guy?

Good point

@@ChristopherFlannigan it can break the ballbearings, or even act as a power generator, building up a charge. Most mb are sealed from these recurrents, but is can jump of to high

Good point

That should work well

Yeah my thought, hold the freaking blades dude 🙄

Exactly this kid is such a noob@@j0bez

very likely , unlike compressed air.

Not sure about this would need to check with manufacturer

@@ChristopherFlannigan I checked with the manufacturer and they say that it isn't ESD safe. there's some ESD safe ones for like £10000000000 so meh, guess I'll take the risk, is only £30. pays for itself after a few cleans now that compressed air is like £6/can

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I'll have to try it and compare

This is true I accidentally blow near my cpu fan I was aiming at Even though my Pc has zero power I actually saw the rgb on the CPU fans light up, luckily it's fine thought I fried my PC lol

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@@htr5372 Hay that's what I thought too and it could be that the fans I had were cheap but when cleaning my case with an air compressor, I have damaged fans. Some just would not spin others became more difficult to spin. Again I live in a very dusty area so it could be that I was blowing out my case more often than a typical pc user.

I'll have to have a look at this

And what models are these?

No that is not normal, you're probably using it wrong? You shouldn't be burning anything...

It's normal when you buy chinese garbage and get recommendations from a kid who spins his fans at 20k rpm

Agreed, I had dust everywhere the next day

just buy this air duster I bought it too