CJ,
> I've blown out my desktop with the vacuum reversed - no problems to date
> (knock on wood). P.S. I did it months ago. :-)
If I use any vacuum on my computer it is with one of those little keyboard
jobs, and NO BLOW. Besides driving dust where I don't want it blowing gets
into my sinuses. :-(
I have used a standard vacuum cleaner with the crevice tool, which is
plastic, not metal. Being careful I can usually clean things up quite well.
Another approach is to use a small paint brush with the vacuum, the brush
loosens the dirt and the vacuum sucks it out.
Jim
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