Electric Duster for PC

[Azza ☠]

Normally I just use a Can of Compressed Air for cleaning the PC.

However, wondering if there's some good Electric Duster brand around, available to work here in New Zealand?

For those who don't know what I'm talking about:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwfQsKUM0BQ

However, I need either USB powered or mains 240V (NZ power plug).

The only one I've heard of which looked any good was the Metro DataVac? Anyone used that?

My main issue seems to be finding one here or similar...

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Here is the same one, but 220/240V for UK/Europe
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Datavac-Electric-Duster-ED-500-220-240V/dp/B003BZCOKK

USB is not an option for this kind of stuff. It needs to be high powered to do the job.
And of course, power to whatever u'r doing it on should be off, like your Desktop/Laptop for example.

[Azza ☠]

Publicado originalmente por Bad-Motha:

Here is the same one, but 220/240V for UK/Europe
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Datavac-Electric-Duster-ED-500-220-240V/dp/B003BZCOKK

USB is not an option for this kind of stuff. It needs to be high powered to do the job.
And of course, power to whatever u'r doing it on should be off, like your Desktop/Laptop for example.

Thanks, and true about the USB wasn't thinking there... I just heard of USB mini ones for the laptops to clean the keyboards. For a desktop and to clean the system it would however be useless as you said.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Keyboards just use combination of baby-wipes/sanitize-wipes & vacuum cleaner w/ brush attachment. If u have a keyboard where the keys are easily removable/replaceable, then just use a wipe and hand-brush; like an un-used paint brush for dusting/drying purposes. Then the vacuum near by areas to grab up anything coming off the keyboard and such.

On laptops you shouldn't have to worry for their keyboards with the above 2 items; cause those keyboards have a barrier seal under them.

Avoid using chemicals like Windex, Bleach, Rubbing-Alcohol on Keyboards. Some cheap ones the lettering might come off. On more expensive ones with back-lighting, u might take off the coating on the keys.

Avoid using too much liquid on any Keyboard, such as paper-towel & water. As any excess can seep down into the keyboard and mess up the connections inside. On a laptop, it's possible for the liquid to go beyond the keyboard and onto the motherboard area.