In a message dated 9/19/2006 12:22:30 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can I do the same for the inside of my desktop pc? Or would reversing the
vacuum hose be a bit too much force for the inside of a desktop pc? I have
used the vacuum, very gently, but not reversed, to get the worst of the cat
hair and dust out but there is still quite a bit that I cannot get out of my
fans.
Hi Debbie:
The vacuum is fine. Actually the vacuum is gentler than the air
bombs as they (the air bombs) blast from a small concentrated nozzle.
But with a desktop when you remove the side panel you have more access
to the dirt and I recommend using a paint brush to sweep at the dust
and then either blow it away or suck it in.. Bye
Emile
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