can this be used to clean a computer cpu and keyboard?
1475859
I don't see why not. You can adjust the strength of the suction, using a dial on the canister. I suppose you can try the lowest suction. I'll have to try it myself. Never thought of using it, and my keyboard needs "dusting".
1475860
Yes it can. However, would I recommend cleaning sensitive electronic equipment with a floor vacuum? No I would not. If you are using the unit only to clean the cpu and keyboard that is fine. However, if you are using it for any other use it will have an inherent level of dust that can and will harm sensitive equipment. Also, this unit may be cumbersome to use to get into the nooks and crannies as it is larger than those vacs designed to clean computers. I suppose the choice to use it this way is up to the individual, but I personally would not.
2087128
I used 3M keyboard cleaner on two black keyboards and it worked fine on both. :-)
112436
I use it regularly to clean the screen of my ipad 4, droid razr, LCD TVs & laptop. I dont see why you couldnt. To be 100%, ask Bryson (the manufacturer)
1079424
While my computer isn't being used I keep it covered,old cloth or shirt ect...keeps a lot of dust and dirt off keyboard and wrist pad,when I get a little Dirt or dust on them I use a Makeup Brush to sweep off the little dust dirt ect;)
1302051
You can try, I suspect you will have to re-pressurize frequently. It works great with "Ballistol" (and probably other fluids!). The regular "dust busters" have a chloro-hydrocarbon that has a "dust cleaner (refrigerant-based propellant cleaner, which is not compressed air and incorrectly called "canned air") containing difluoroethane; it is used to remove particulates and dust from computers and electronic equipment. Dust-Off products are used to remove dust, debris, fingerprints, and smudges from hard to reach areas of keyboards, screens, and other components of electronic equipment." The liquid vaporizes at room temperature and provides the "blast", compressed air will lose pressure quickly, as it is not replenished. You can try, I suspect you will have to re-pressurize frequently. It works great with "Ballistol" (and probably other fluids!). The regular "dust busters" have a chloro-hydrocarbon that has a "dust cleaner (refrigerant-based propellant cleaner, which is not compressed air and incorrectly called "canned air") containing difluoroethane; it is used to remove particulates and dust from computers and electronic equipment. Dust-Off products are used to remove dust, debris, fingerprints, and smudges from hard to reach areas of keyboards, screens, and other... » Read More You can try, I suspect you will have to re-pressurize frequently. It works great with "Ballistol" (and probably other fluids!). The regular "dust busters" have a chloro-hydrocarbon that has a "dust cleaner (refrigerant-based propellant cleaner, which is not compressed air and incorrectly called "canned air") containing difluoroethane; it is used to remove particulates and dust from computers and electronic equipment. Dust-Off products are used to remove dust, debris, fingerprints, and smudges from hard to reach areas of keyboards, screens, and other components of electronic equipment." The liquid vaporizes at room temperature and provides the "blast", compressed air will lose pressure quickly, as it is not replenished. « Show Less
1077162
Yes. Make sure to knead the Jelly to eliminate air bubbles so that it's less "gooey" and apply on laptop keyboard. Then pull off and watch the dirt stick to the Jelly and leave your laptop keyboard.
1263339
Yes it will that's what its for, and if you have viruses already it should be able to clean them up to thanks .
1223045
Yes, the FixMeStick will clean out all the crap and your computer should run faster...up to its ability. It's not magic tho...if your games need more resources nothing is gonna help you but more resources. I figured FixMeStick couldn't hurt so I gave it a try. You decide if you want to try too.
869940
I got the same Fan here, and is true that it get a little dirty with the use. The best thing to get it clean is to get a air spray (the one to use to clean keyboard in computers) and spray it all over inside. Spray hard air in to it, blows away most of the dust. Hope this help.
716014
I haven't cleaned mine yet but it is dusty, I will use the brush attachment from my vacuum, but the aerosol can used to clean computers also seems like a good idea!
425077
Absolutely. I used it to clean the inside of my computer and it took all the dust off easily.
342924
yes, but be careful! my laptop is a junker!!! was not really re-conditioned! Steve
213029
No it's not. I used it to replace missing keys on my keyboard. It does not work as an entire keyboard replacement. Hope this helps.
1036454
Yep, I've used this duster to clean the entire inside of my computer. Just make sure you hold the can straight up, don't tilt the can.
111192
I would say likely no. Since it has movable parts, water, cleaning agents and minerals from the water have an almost clear way to get inside. If that already happened, search the web on how to clear a washed thumb drive (or any other electronics), and best of luck.
1977926
It didn't work sucking the dust off the computer keyboard. Doesn't work well at all for me.
1196825
I've used mine on my iPad, our LED television, my reading glasses, and on our iMac computer. They do a great job of removing smudges, oily fingerprints, etc. They are not a wet wiper, so they would not remove things like dried food splatters.