You have a lot of patience Jim. I put on a hat, sunglasses and a handkerchief
over my mouth and I turn the sucker on! Blows everything all over the place,
but it's out of the pc! It's also a great way to clean the blades of the fan
without removing them. I use an old paint brush to wipe the blades lightly to
loosen the dirt and then blow it with the vacuum (reverse). Makes the fan spin
like crazy, but does the job.
----- Original Message -----
From: JIM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 12:21 pm
Subject: Re: [A-1-Computer_Tech] RE: EMILE - vacuum to clean?
> 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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