Tire inflator to clean out PC?

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My gut reaction is absolutely not.

it would have to be filtered, and it would have to have low enough pressure to not harm anything, and it would have to be completely sure that it wouldn't give off ESD.

For $50 there's a computer "vacuum" (really a blower) that does one heck of a job, and is perfectly safe, costs way less than compressed air in the long run, and does a better job.
My gut reaction is absolutely not.

it would have to be filtered, and it would have to have low enough pressure to not harm anything, and it would have to be completely sure that it wouldn't give off ESD.

For $50 there's a computer "vacuum" (really a blower) that does one heck of a job, and is perfectly safe, costs way less than compressed air in the long run, and does a better job.
 
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This one? http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001J4ZOAW/ref=cm_rdp_product

Seems well priced at $60.