? on if I can use a Co2 high pressured thing to blow out pc

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  1. nate2005

    nate2005 Regular member

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    hi everyone I had a quick ? didnt know really where to post it so if I posted in wrong forum forgive me anywaise my mom bought a high pressured thing that works off of co2 tanks the little ones I was wondering if it is safe to use that inside the pc? Will it hurt anything? any info would be really appreciated
     
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    You'll be fine to use it to claen out the dust - should tell you on the can safe distance to hold etc.
     
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    nate2005 Regular member

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    Thanx haimback for the info
     
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    just don't spray yourself as you'll get freezer burn which i think hurts like hell & if spraying the computer, make certain the power cable is disconnected!!
     
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    ok will do
     
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    thanx
     
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    no problem, teach & learn
     
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    One note if I may, make sure you hold the can straight up since moisture can come out of the spray can, especially if you are spraying for any length of time. You do not want to get moisture on your hardware, anywhere!

    Just practice first with it and make sure that it sprays just air, and nothing else. :)
     
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