If I use an antistatic wristband to clean my PC, can I clean the inside with a brush or there is still a chance that electricity will transfer from the brush to the components and I should use another way to clean it?Sorry for the question, I am just not very much into electricity.Thank you.
Cleaning PC with antistatic wristband.
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drtweak
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Yea use compressed air is better. I have NEVEr used an Antistatic Wristband in my life and i have NEVER fried anything before (Knock on wood) I do how ever ALWAYS touch some kind of metal before i ever touch parts to de-statictize me.
drtweak
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Naw brushes won't hurt it. if its all plastic there should be any issue with it. But a can of compressed air or even better an Air Compressor should be able to get all the dirt off everything without you needing a brush. Only reason i use a brush is if i take out and clean fans and heat sinks.
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