Does your computer still work?Nebuchanezzar said:How about you do it yourself you lazy twat.
Like, gosh, it probably wasn't the best idea ever but I just took off the side, plugged in a hairdryer, set it to 'cool' and blew the hell out of every component. Now it's sparklingly clear.
is the brush called something? i wish to purchase a brush like thaticraig88 said:i have a little brush from asus which cleans the inside of my pc.. doesnt damage any of the circuits on any of the devices and cleans thoroughly..
you can purchase cans of compressed air from places like dick smith that do the jobhero. said:Is there a place in Sydney that is devoted to cleaning inside computer towers or do computer shops offer to do that as well?
Got heaps of dust accumulating in the computer tower and want to get rid of it.
not really.Nebuchanezzar said:is there a possible reason to not use a hairdryer?
it was a promotional thing i got at sgl a few years ago, i'll have a look for it and see it its called anything..hero. said:is the brush called something? i wish to purchase a brush like that
Wtf kind of question is that?hero. said:Is there a place in Sydney that is devoted to cleaning inside computer towers or do computer shops offer to do that as well?
Got heaps of dust accumulating in the computer tower and want to get rid of it.
I just dont want to destroy anything inside and fork out another thousand dollars for a computer.Serius said:Wtf kind of question is that?
how specialized do you need your businesses to be? just do it yourself its easy as all shit. My dad has this thing thats like a mini vacum cleaner thats designed to clean out computer cases but thats just cause he works with computers [prolly stole it from work imo] just use a can of compressed air, or a paper towel. Bam! everything is clean.
Don't worry, a computer's insides aren't very delicate. It's just plastic and metal and a few hanging wires. A vacuum cleaner / hairdryer is perfectly safe to use.hero. said:I just dont want to destroy anything inside and fork out another thousand dollars for a computer.