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if moving air will damage the fan, the fan was bad already
I tend to agree. But some fans are quite delicate and though they cope with a lot of regular cleaning they wear more when the compressed air nozzle is too close and at right angles to the blade. If there is no centripetal force to help balance against the air hitting them.
I sometimes use a cotton bud [QTip] placed gently against the back of teh fan so that any flexing of the blade is taken by that rather than the bearings. I have a lot of old kit ;)
Well you can put far more force on the blades with that than th ecompressed air. So using two is better... one to keep teh blade still and take the force you direct, and one to spin gently against the blade edge where the dust sticks more. You can placea sheet of paper under the fan to take any loosened debris
As long as the fans aren't fighting each other, its all good.
http://www.dansdata.com/hx45fan.htm
Fans 101 on the side is still relevant.