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darkn3ss99
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Whats the best way to wipe off all that dust and finger smudge from your case?

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For the inside, compressed air can.

For the outside, just a quick dust with a soft cloth, and some polish if you're careful.

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Slightly moist paper towel or cloth for the outside, and compressed air for the inside. Do not put the compressed air too close to your components or it could get damaged. It is also possible to use a bike pump with a small tip or an air compressor. Do this outdoors, or somewhere with ventilation so that the dust does not settle inside your case again. Vacuum cleaner also works to absorb all the dust that comes off.

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Lick it.

jk, just use compressed air (not canned please) and some alcohol, be careful with the components!

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