I'm going to be cleaning the internals for the first time and I'm wondering if this particular can is safe for electronics https://www.mycompleteoffice.co.uk/Item/5-Star-Air-Duster-Can-HFC-Free-Compressed-Gas-Flammable-400ml.html
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Is this compressed air can safe for cleaning PC?
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It's not flammable AFTER you've done dusting.
It's flammable as it's coming out the can. You shouldn't be near any ignition sources while cleaning a computer anyway.
It's flammable as it's coming out the can. You shouldn't be near any ignition sources while cleaning a computer anyway.
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