PC Vacuum Cleaner?

Hotwired said:
+1

Gas dusters have crap pressure and crap flow.

A 7-10 bar compressor is pressurising gas to 100-150psi and you can damage components if you're allowing too much gas at too high a pressure out.

Computer fans don't even appear on the same scale of pressure.

Also, if you use a compressor without a filter it can blast out hard particles with the air at very high speed.
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:eek: i never thought of that... i shall have to be extra careful next time
 
arc@css said:
Could you drop a hint as to which high street shop I could find this for sale in please? :)
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AshD93 said:
Come on Guys... every little helps. I mean I'm loving it (the forum experience) but some people just ain't helpful. This site is the best a man can get, lets help each other out!!! Get some nuts!!! Taste the rainbow of helpfulness :D


P.S... Please don't ban me :D
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C64 said:
scared to hint don't want to get banned or suspended.
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The hint is already in the "quotation marks". Copy, paste, google.
 
I always give every thing a going over with paintbrush first, then Air Duster you use for less air and makes for a better job.
 
C64 said:
Trust me guys those air bed pumps are great, I wouldn't get a lesser one than the one I posted a pic of though as I have no experience of those so can only vouch for that one.

"High Performance Electric Pump"

Has been a revelation to me I didn't purchase one for with the idea of cleaning a pc it came with a bed we bought.
And I decided one day to see what would happen if I used it as a dust cleaner on my akasa eclipse the rest is history.
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Hi M8.. Thank you for email you have been a great help. cheers ;)
 
Tried the "hint" in google ...and it worked first time!!!....lol

Thanks for the heads up

For a twenty quid ish investment looks like a good long term cleaning solution

again cheers
 
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