I've done it many times. The only thing I really worry about is keeping the nozzle angled so it don't pull at anything while vaccuming.
Cleaning out my case.
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I use a can of compressed air to loosen dust and a vacuum to catch it so I don't suffocate.
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r134a is for a car ac unit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane
Originally Posted by LiNERROR a static safe vac should be used... a can of r134a duster, but a nice 90psi blast from clean and dry air compressor works even better... |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane
ive done this before using a brush attatchment. i had no idea it could do that, but never had any problems
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I just stopped doing this type of job an hour ago. and used a vacuum. if youre doing it on the carpet and your vacuums carpet beater brush has to be turning for your hose to suck then I can see static issues arising there. mine did not, thus Im sure there was no static issue. the computer works still. Id just say watch out for the motherboard capacitors as going crazy with the brush attachment may break one off. maybe a better idea to disassemble, clean, then reassemble. a 6 hour job done well.
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Lol. I'm actually using the same computer as in the video right now. Dell Dimention 4600
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but the dust is only on top of my graphics cards and in my megahalems which i can use a can of compressed air.
Originally Posted by ghettogeddy to be honest i break my whole setup down take everything out then blow it out with a can o air |
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ya but i dont have to worry about dust getting any were else cause a spray them of with the air outside of the case
and how hard is it to take a few screws out lol
i do it like once a month
Originally Posted by Crooksy but the dust is only on top of my graphics cards and in my megahalems which i can use a can of compressed air. |
and how hard is it to take a few screws out lol
i do it like once a month
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