My PC is pretty dusty... I built it about a year ago and I haven't cleaned it since. I have a can of compressed air but I lost the straw for it, and those cans are pretty expensive. I thought that maybe I could just use my hair-dryeron the 'Cool' setting (as I heard it can damage the components if using hot air)
Can I use a hair-dryer on 'Cool' to clean my PC?
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bharathbigb
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Hi Sir,I am Bharath from India.Sure,You can use a Hai-dryer on cool to blow the Dust off.It will help you on keeping your parts from Overheating and Performance will be at Top-Notch.Please see this Tutorial.I have it in Tom's Hardware - http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1908245/speed-desktop.html
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ronintexas
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Using a hair dryer will spray dust everywhere.....I use a vacuum to get the "big stuff" out of the computer. I was at home depot in their vacuum section - they had an attachment package for $10 that had the super small attachments so I could get all the nooks and crannies. I still have to use the duster to get a few places....
BTW - if you buy another can of air - you can use the straw for both cans.....
BTW - if you buy another can of air - you can use the straw for both cans.....
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