PC Cleaner

[PedroBarbosa]

Hey,

Today i got this http://static.fnac-static.com/multimedia/PT/images_produits/PT/zoom/3/7/0/5602057977073.jpg

 

To help cleaning my computer GPU and case.

 

But i dont know the conditions of the shipping and when i spray it on my table, i think it lets a bit of some liquid go.

 

Its normal?

It's frozen air?

 

Will it warm my computer?

 

Thanks

[nanowatt]

Is just compressed air.just let the tube reach room temp for a hour or so and then use it.No it doesn't leave any kind of liquid just let him reach room temp.

[Jambls]

Canned air, my dear friend.

[nanowatt]

It doesn't look like compressed air... why is it flammable? -> It might contain some added propellant (like NO₂ or others), then it can throw liquid crap if it's sprayed too close to something...

Yea the cane doesn't indicate that is safe to use of electric sensible components.Isn't oxygen inflammable ?

[KamiKatze]

@PedroBarbosa

 

The content of this can is 100% propane or butane. It's flamable. But it's advantage: It has a much higher boiling point than Nitrogen or air. So it's easier to compress more of it onto one can.

 

If you tilt your can and spray it comes out rapidly and is still a liquid. Just try to avoid that by not shaking or tilting the can

 

q.e.d.

 

Edit: it wouldn't surprise me if propane/butane was cheaper than liquidifying air and putting that into a safe container.

 

 

It doesn't look like compressed air... why is it flammable? -> It might contain some added propellant (like NO₂ or others), then it can throw liquid crap if it's sprayed too close to something...

[KamiKatze]

btw. don't be afraid of explosions. Butane has a flame point of 365°C (point at where it can ignite). So as long as you're not smoking while cleaning, you are safe.

[KamiKatze]

Oh, then lets do a simple camping oven with it

 

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