Dust Blower for Cleaning PC

micheloving

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Base on what you said, you will looks silly too.
Because your theory is the same as why buy car when you have public transport when they do the same thing by bringing you to the same destination too.
:D

Assuming you are rich enough to pay the COE 1st :).Guess it looked silly for poor ppl like me do DIY pc .Those extra $$ definitely can be used somewhere else useful to upgrade parts but if you got lots of cash to burn go ahead.Just my opinion .
 

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hair blower can't even clean the pc properly...the force blowing out of it isn't enough
time=$, $=time...using this can help u clear 90% of the dust in 10-20sec...rather than cleaning the parts 1 by 1/wiping them and end up using 10-20min

and if you're not interested, why even bother posting here finding problems with other ppl
really nth better to do lmao
 

micheloving

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hair blower can't even clean the pc properly...the force blowing out of it isn't enough
time=$, $=time...using this can help u clear 90% of the dust in 10-20sec...rather than cleaning the parts 1 by 1/wiping them and end up using 10-20min

and if you're not interested, why even bother posting here finding problems with other ppl
really nth better to do lmao

Haiz hair blower is an example (maybe a bad one i admit) just say that paying anymore more than USD 50-100 bucks for such a blower is not very economical.I just used a hair blower this morning to clean my pc ,found it pretty good and efficient though i still had to do alot of wiping on the fans:) .Maybe next time I should keep my opinions to myself :(.
 

kl39717

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Haiz hair blower is an example (maybe a bad one i admit) just say that paying anymore more than USD 50-100 bucks for such a blower is not very economical.I just used a hair blower this morning to clean my pc ,found it pretty good and efficient though i still had to do alot of wiping on the fans:) .Maybe next time I should keep my opinions to myself :(.

Your intention was good just that you din phrase yourself properly.
 

koicafex

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they got direct shipping
3 ppl max to keep it below 400...over 400 got gst
 

RIp~Shan

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Hair blower actually works the same way too ya know?Cheaper and multi-purpose use somemore .Paying >50 bucks blower just to blow pc dust would make anyone looks silly:D.

Hair dryer has static build-up and its not meant for this job,
This blower does not give out any static charge and its meant for electronics.
I wonder who would look silly when their equipment gets spoiled over time:D.
 

netdevil17

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I imported this earlier this year because I was sick of buying those blowoff that cost around 15 from challenger. For the enthusiast user who deal with computers often etc cleaning hsf,radiators, it is very useful. It is loud but the air coming out of it is really strong and I have definitely bought more than 6 cans of blow off more expensive than the datavac zzz.
 

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Sorry to up old thread.

Is anyone interested to get 1?
Finding ppl to share the cost.
 

xhlee87

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sorry for the slow reply. Busy working.
So it will be
1) Me
2) JustAnotherTroll
3) ryker2k

Using B&H,
Shipping cost using USD$89.76
Total: USD$281.76 Each person USD$93.92

Anything more than SGD$400 are subject to GST.
 
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