Keep your PC and keyboard clean with these incredible options for compressed air.
Whether you’re doing some spring cleaning or you suddenly found your fans clogged with dust, everyone gets around to cleaning their PC at some point. And no matter how filthy it gets, compressed air should help.
What You’re Cleaning
You have to ask yourself, what are the things you want to clean up, specifically? If you’re looking for a keyboard duster, then you won’t need super-high powered airflow. You probably won’t want to use a vacuum, either. Because you’ll have a much easier time hitting those hard-to-reach places with a blower.
If you’re dusting out the inside of a computer case, you probably care more about the longevity of your air than air pressure. In fact, any use of vacuums around PC components calls for caution because of the potentially static nature of what you’re doing, as well as the physical blowing forces which may act on your circuits or cables.
