Cheap air dusters?

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PhattyT

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anyone know where i can buy cheap air dusters? my comp needs a cleaning :rolleyes:
any stores recommend to buy them? i don't think brand really matters =D anything cheap and gets the job done [=
 
Walmart has them, $3.97 for a 10 oz. can, that's where I get mine. :) *Edited since I looked at the can in front of me :p
 
Walmart seems to be the cheapest. Brand doesn't matter. Air is air right? :p
 
S1nF1xx said:
Brand doesn't matter. Air is air right? :p
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Aye, air is indeed air. They're called CleanSafe and they're right in electronics, you can't miss them. Been using them a few years now without a single problem.
 
I buy 36 oz of Falcon Dust Off for $10 from Microcenter if you're fortunate enough to have one near you.
 
That's a really good deal, unfortunately the closest one to me is 350 miles away :(
 
this is the way to go. It works 10000x better than caned air, and you don't ever need to buy a new one every time it runs out. :p

okay, it isn't cheap, but it'll save you money in the long run
 
When I was in shop class (a long, long time ago) our air compressor's caused water to get in the lines and blow out occasionally. Is this still true of modern day compressors?
 
[V]ad[H]atte(r) said:
When I was in shop class (a long, long time ago) our air compressor's caused water to get in the lines and blow out occasionally. Is this still true of modern day compressors?
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not if you drain it, that little one has a outlet on the bottom to release the condensation. My shop in HS had some bulb looking trap that somehow filtered it out
 
You need to have a water trap on the compressor if you're going to be dusting electronics with it. (which is what ^ he was trying to explain)
 
Our local Costco's have 4-packs of big cans of "Dust Off" for about fifteen bucks. Neven seen a better deal.

Regards - B.B.S.
 
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