Rabbit01 Posts: 786 +58 Jan 17, 2015 #26 If it's oil & moisture free, sure. I've came across compressors that had moisture build up in the tank. And I'd get a mist when I use it.
If it's oil & moisture free, sure. I've came across compressors that had moisture build up in the tank. And I'd get a mist when I use it.
learninmypc Posts: 9,789 +739 Jan 17, 2015 #27 Ok, I ask because of that thread plus I was googling "canned air" & the images were too varied so I was wondering if a specific brand is best?
Ok, I ask because of that thread plus I was googling "canned air" & the images were too varied so I was wondering if a specific brand is best?
Rabbit01 Posts: 786 +58 Jan 17, 2015 #28 Think they're more or less the same. I got a 3-pk from Walmart.
learninmypc Posts: 9,789 +739 Feb 15, 2015 #30 Ok, I just got a can of canned air & will be blowing out the dust bunnies soon. ANY particular areas tp focus on other than the fans?
Ok, I just got a can of canned air & will be blowing out the dust bunnies soon. ANY particular areas tp focus on other than the fans?
Rabbit01 Posts: 786 +58 Feb 15, 2015 #31 CPU fan, case fan, PSU, GPU...basically everything. Blow all the dust out.
learninmypc Posts: 9,789 +739 Feb 15, 2015 #32 Rabbit01 said: CPU fan, case fan, PSU, GPU...basically everything. Blow all the dust out. Click to expand... Thank you for the speedy reply, will do so tomorrow, thanks.
Rabbit01 said: CPU fan, case fan, PSU, GPU...basically everything. Blow all the dust out. Click to expand... Thank you for the speedy reply, will do so tomorrow, thanks.
learninmypc Posts: 9,789 +739 Feb 16, 2015 #33 My gosh, its amazing how quiet it is again. Dust bunnies gone