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How do you dust off your electronics?

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nitsuj3580

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Just curious. I usually just use a papertowel but it just seems to smeer the dust. How do you easily get rid of dust off electronics?
 
Originally posted by: nitsuj3580
Just curious. I usually just use a papertowel but it just seems to smeer the dust. How do you easily get rid of dust off electronics?
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use a paint brush for those hard to get spots 😉

 
paper towels & windex = a big "no-no"

I purchased some micro-fiber cleaning towels from an auto parts store. These towels are very, very soft. With the towels, I use Endust for Electronics. I found the Endust for Electronics at my local Micro-Center. The grocery store doesn't carry it, though.
 
Originally posted by: wje
paper towels & windex = a big "no-no"

I purchased some micro-fiber cleaning towels from an auto parts store. These towels are very, very soft. With the towels, I use Endust for Electronics. I found the Endust for Electronics at my local Micro-Center. The grocery store doesn't carry it, though.
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cool, I'll check this option out. Thanks for the reply
 
one of those swiffer glove thingys.

it doesn't work that well if there is a LOT of dust on the item already. i tried dusting off the tv and it seemed like i just kept smearing it but it got a good portion of the dust off.
 
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