i want this to remove dust from pc&acute;s, you think it could do the job? thanks
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I think it would work fine for that, you'd just have to get a wall plug to cigarette lighter adapter to use it inside your home/office. The kit comes with a "blow tip" that would work for this application.
57562
I have used it to dust my walls and ceilings for cobwebs etc, but I would not use it to wash my walls. I think that would be hard to do and I don't think it would do a good job.
1790625
I would think so. Just test a small area first. My cleaning service actually uses it as a dusting agent throughout my home.
493684
I'd think so - if you want to wipe dust off without leaving yet more dust (like with tissues), doesn't matter the surface.
545625
I would say "yes". I use it to dust my garden vegetables with garden dust and diatomaceous earth. Works fine for me.
2223332
I think it does, the filters are always full when it's time for them to be changed. I would say yes, it is effective at removing dust.
2136965
I designed a dust collector from sheet metal. I attached my shop vac up to it and it works very well. The only thing, is you can't take alot off at once. It will clog up the vac hose.
927111
If u can get a small vacuum cleaner like ones used to clean computers and key boards that my help ??.:-)
33804
No It won't do the job. Also the last one I got was broken when I received it. The blower is just strong enough to blow some dust off of electronics.
100308
I use it to clean the fine dust particles inside of watches, while changing the battery etc... For your computer, you should use a vacuum cleaner to suck up that dust. All this is goint to do is blow the dust on to other components causing problems in the future...
1572336
My suggestion would be to attach it to any metal surface of your PC case, its meant to prevent any static you build up in your body to discharge on sensitive components of the pc.
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Cindy I use mine to clean my computer keyboard and a small area on a table next to me. Both small areas and it removed small particles well. I do not think it will do well with large particles or with lots of grit.
1115790
I really don't think that it would be powerful enough to pull the amount of dust a woodstove creates. We used to have a woodstove so I have a good idea what you're talking about. I think you will definitely need something larger. Unfortunately, our shark stopped working and we had to send it back. We used it in a bedroom and I think it is designed for small spaces only if I remember correctly.
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I've used mine for that purpose. You will probably still need a cleaner for whatever you're trying to remove.
1901556
I don't think so; it is more a tiny vacuum cleaner, good for picking up crumbs, dust, and other small particles. It probably would be better to go with another way to clean CDs. The internet has many suggestions.
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It restricts a little bit, not much though. If you find that the area your computer is in is quite dusty, this filter cuts down on so much dust entering your computer that it more than makes up for the little bit of air flow it takes away. (I have mine on a side panel blowing directly into my case. 120mm fan) I Highly suggest getting this filter if you have a dust problem. Just be careful when cleaning the filter because of tears and such.
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I used it for ultrasonic humidifier for medium to large rooms and I did not find it to be very effective in reducing/removing white dust