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Hints from Heleouis says you a hair dryer blower to clean silk flowers (I don't have any but I'll read anything), Could that work?
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hmm, many of the new hair dryers have the ION stuff- I don't know if that would be OK or not..
but an old one should be ok .. I would start with a low setting first to see how it goes.. with computer off and unplugged ... A couple places I read that it's best to keep the fans from spinning when you blow air inside the case. I didn't know that and mine were going like crazy... ![]() If your computer is real dusty unplug everything and take it outside.. on a dry day .. I should have done this too, I made a big dust cloud in the room...
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Now I have a lot of ideas and I will proceed with caution. When my son was three, he wanted to help me vaccum. The attachnent was on so I left it, as he wasn't big enough to push the entire vacuum around. I went in the kitchen for no longer than 3 or 4 minutes. When I returned, I got a big surprise. He was sucking out all the water in the toilet bowl. AHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGGG. D bug7 |
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