Compressed Air and other PC clean stuff

[wanchan]

Anyone knows where to buy compressed Air and other PC clean stuff, such as micro-fiber cloth? I am buying canned compressed-air at Walwart at this moment. Boy, they cost at about $5 each!

Also can any smoker out there recommend practical ways of keeping PC out of cigarettes-smoke, without quitting?

Thank you for advising.

 

[OrganizedChaos]

save yourself some money and compress your own

 

[wnied]

You can get a 3 can pack at Sams, Costco or BJ's Wholesale clubs for $8.00 bucks a pop. By far the cheapest I've seen. Or if there arent any of those stores around you, look in your local Dollar Store and see if they carry it. Usually can be had in Dollar Parlors for a buck a can...

...and if all else fails, try and score a case on ebay cheap.
~wnied~

 

[Hartford]

one time my friend was on his back trying to suck farts, and we shot some of that stuff up his butt. pretty funny

 

[NuclearFusi0n]

quit smoking?

 

[hdeck]

Originally posted by: Hartford
one time my friend was on his back trying to suck farts, and we shot some of that stuff up his butt. pretty funny

???

 

[iamme]

Originally posted by: Hartford
one time my friend was on his back trying to suck farts, and we shot some of that stuff up his butt. pretty funny

um, he was on his back trying suck who's farts? and i thought i had heard of all the weird fetishes out there....

 

I just wash my cards and mobos in the sink and let them dry.

 

[AbsolutDealage]

Originally posted by: dwell
I just wash my cards and mobos in the sink and let them dry.

sink? who needs that... I just use the dishwasher

 

Originally posted by: AbsolutDealage

Originally posted by: dwell
I just wash my cards and mobos in the sink and let them dry.

sink? who needs that... I just use the dishwasher

Not a bad idea actually.

 

[AbsolutDealage]

Not a bad idea actually.

Now that I think about it though, I have used the dishwasher to clean up keyboards. You just have to take out the controller board first and stick it on the top shelf... works a lot better than doing it by hand. Of course, this is back when a keyboard would run a lot more money. Now if I fry a keyboard I just go grab a new one