I need a good PC duster

[3qtrsamericano]

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This one has loads of good reviews but £70 sounds a bit pricey.

IT Dusters CompuCleaner Xpert

Thoughts and/or recommendations?

 

[SpyderTracks]

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This one has loads of good reviews but £70 sounds a bit pricey.

IT Dusters CompuCleaner Xpert

Thoughts and/or recommendations?

That's a forum favorite, I have the same one and tend to recommend it, it is expensive but it's exceptional.

There is now a direct website and they have the non pro model which is exactly the same just with a few less brushes:

CompuCleaner Original Electric Air Duster

The CompuCleaner Original is the latest edition to the bestselling CompuCleaner electric air duster range. This freshly updated model features a new innovative internal layout and motor assembly to further maximise output and reduce weight. These design changes have tuned the already powerful...

www.itdusters.com

 

[3qtrsamericano]

Thanks @SpyderTracks. I did come across the cheaper option as well. Will compare the two.

 

[Martinr36]

yep i use it as well, great tool

 

[Bigfoot]

I also need a solution to dust. Do these just create a big cloud of dust for me to breathe in, because that would not be suitable for me? Are there equivalent solutions that suck the dust in and retain it?

 

[ubuysa]

I also need a solution to dust. Do these just create a big cloud of dust for me to breathe in, because that would not be suitable for me? Are there equivalent solutions that suck the dust in and retain it?

Anther vote for the above duster, I have one (on recommendation from @SpyderTracks) and it truly is superb.

It's best aspect is that it blows - strongly if you need it to. If you clean your PC/laptop regularly (as you should) then there aren't clouds of dust for you to breathe in. If you left the PC/laptop for many years before cleaning then you'd get dust clouds whatever tool you used - but that would really be your fault.

A suction device just won't have the power to shift the dust from those intricate little places that this blower can reach, no matter how strong the suction. I strongly recommend this duster and I also strongly recommend regular cleaning - mine gets done three or four times a year.

 

[3qtrsamericano]

Assuming the front glass panel on the Obsidian Series 500D RGB SE doesn't come off? I guess I could blow the air from one side to clean the front fans. Or blow air from the inside of the case.

 

[SpyderTracks]

Assuming the front glass panel on the Obsidian Series 500D RGB SE doesn't come off? I guess I could blow the air from one side to clean the front fans. Or blow air from the inside of the case.

Most mid ti high end cases have dust filters, you just pull them out and clean them

 

[AgentCooper]

FYI, I’ve just altered the title of this thread as it’s perhaps a little too risqué. But I did laugh, which says a lot about how grown up I am.

 

[SpyderTracks]

FYI, I’ve just altered the title of this thread as it’s perhaps a little too risqué. But I did laugh, which says a lot about how grown up I am.

Sorry, as per usual I totally missed the title! It's like when people put their question in the title then I go in and first question is "what's your question?"

 

[Martinr36]

FYI, I’ve just altered the title of this thread as it’s perhaps a little too risqué. But I did laugh, which says a lot about how grown up I am.

I did wonder about the title when i saw it earlier.................

 

[3qtrsamericano]

FYI, I’ve just altered the title of this thread as it’s perhaps a little too risqué. But I did laugh, which says a lot about how grown up I am.

Boooooo @AgentCooper. The title was the fun part. I already knew about the duster as @Martinr36 had mentioned it in another thread. 🤣

 

[AgentCooper]

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