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Now, I am aware that a computer with prolonged usage in any environment will naturally 'collect dust'.
I need to know this though.
What are the different environments and the effects of the dust?
E.g., someone who powders their body/face often will have a computer that's clogged with fine grey dust that wipes off easily, but leaves surfaces feeling dusty.
A bedroom setting will see the dust being white and 'hairy', fabric related.
A computer used near or in a kitchen will develop a dust buildup that is black, oily and hard to remove.
Smoker areas will see the computer generating a hard, dry layer of dust on surfaces like the heatsink. Peels off at one go.
Can anyone else chime in on the effects of spray-can deodorant, and roadside/public open area use?
I need to know this though.
What are the different environments and the effects of the dust?
E.g., someone who powders their body/face often will have a computer that's clogged with fine grey dust that wipes off easily, but leaves surfaces feeling dusty.
A bedroom setting will see the dust being white and 'hairy', fabric related.
A computer used near or in a kitchen will develop a dust buildup that is black, oily and hard to remove.
Smoker areas will see the computer generating a hard, dry layer of dust on surfaces like the heatsink. Peels off at one go.
Can anyone else chime in on the effects of spray-can deodorant, and roadside/public open area use?