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The difference in cleaning your computer

I do some painting on the side, and have a very good water seperator, so i just use my compressor to clean out computers. I live in a small town with a bunch of elderly, and I generally charge 25 dollars to clean thier computers... Some regular customers have me clean thier machines once a month... Its a nice bit of side income :D
 
Nearly everybody I build computers for wont consider cleaning their computer, its bizarre.
The mentality of most of them is such that it should just work and they want nothing more to do with it than to use it.
Some overheat after a few years dust which lines my pocket well and keeps them happy it seems :)
 
Wshmaster0 said:
No joke, a leaf blower. Open your case point that sucker in.. 300 mph will clean that sucker out. Just keep it far enough away to where you don't start tearing heatsinks off.

I've done this on many computers including my main rig and it beats paying 5 bucks for a can of air.
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Agreed. I have always balked at buying air in a can. I keep it at a distance, and in the case of it needing to hit a small area just turn the air on for about a second, then turn it off.

Works wonders. Also, FYI I do it outside, don't want to vacuum all the dust I just spread in my room.
 
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