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MDK210
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May 22nd, 2008 10:00
TheRealFireblad
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May 22nd, 2008 12:00
@MDK210 wrote:
Compressed air. Pick it up at any local computer store.
Using compressed air to clean/clear laptop speakers, is not a good idea (IMO) :smileysurprised:
That would blow the dust particles into the laptop, which could cause overheating problems later!
I personally use a hoover, with a suitable attachment (a crevice tool, or a small brush).
But you can buy small/mini battery powered or USB powered hoovers, specifically intended for (i.e.) cleaning PC/laptop keyboards though.
Here's one example. Here's another. And another.
As you can see... they're usually as cheap as chips, and would be a much better idea (IMO) for cleaning laptop speakers, than a can of compressed air.
mfinnan101
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May 22nd, 2008 15:00
rinren
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May 22nd, 2008 19:00
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MDK210
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TheRealFireblad
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May 22nd, 2008 12:00
Using compressed air to clean/clear laptop speakers, is not a good idea (IMO) :smileysurprised:
That would blow the dust particles into the laptop, which could cause overheating problems later!
I personally use a hoover, with a suitable attachment (a crevice tool, or a small brush).
But you can buy small/mini battery powered or USB powered hoovers, specifically intended for (i.e.) cleaning PC/laptop keyboards though.
Here's one example. Here's another. And another.
As you can see... they're usually as cheap as chips, and would be a much better idea (IMO) for cleaning laptop speakers, than a can of compressed air.
mfinnan101
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May 22nd, 2008 15:00
rinren
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May 22nd, 2008 19:00