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Please stop me from using a leaf blower to clean my PC
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Now look, I love Scooby-Doo as much as the next Millennial, but I’m not looking to cultivate a haunted house vibe in my PC case.
So I knew it was time for a deep clean, but sadly my trusty ol’ can of compressed air seems to have given up the ghost.
But as I started looking around and doing a little digging, I found myself asking more questions than I answered.
Jon Martindale / FoundryNow I’m wise enough to stop the fans from spinning before I start blowing air through my case, but I’m still nervous about the threat of static electricity.