Yup! They are designed for electronics. DataVac is the big brand but I bought a cheap AirTec model on Amazon and it worked fine. There are plenty under 50 that have good reviews that are probably fine
Huh weird. I always thought qtips were designed for ears. And I always see compressed air at microcenter. But consumers are often known for doing things wrong. And if something sells, it sells even if it is wrong.
I pretty much use this stuff on everything. Spray it on the cloth, though, not the screen.
For the ports, I just use compressed air.
IIRC you should be careful not to spray that for too long or it can spit some weird liquid too. Shitty brands can do that.
But it says it’s the world’s best, so no need to worry about what shitty brands do
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I just do a spritz onto a tack cloth
Any brand can do that. You need to use a dedicated electronics air blower. You can get them on Amazon for under $50
Compressed air is not a good idea for any port or internal component
Do u use those little brushes?
I use a powered electronics cleaner that is capable of spraying dry air
Is that better than a can of compressed air?
Yup! They are designed for electronics. DataVac is the big brand but I bought a cheap AirTec model on Amazon and it worked fine. There are plenty under 50 that have good reviews that are probably fine
No argument there, but out of curiosity aren’t the cans of compressed air also designed for electronics?
Not really, no. They are designed for cleaning in general, but that’s like saying “aren’t q tips designed for ears?”
Huh weird. I always thought qtips were designed for ears. And I always see compressed air at microcenter. But consumers are often known for doing things wrong. And if something sells, it sells even if it is wrong.