Cleaning PC generating static? Help...

[Transnerfer_N7]

I just checked inside my rig and it was quite dusty, especially around my intake fans. Having fully opened it, I realized I was out of air compressor and I wasn't able to go out and buy some, so I just used my lungs and blew away the thick layers that surrounded the fans and some areas of my gpu. Now it looks a lot better.

Then it occurred to me that maybe that wasn't the best idea. I heard that using vacuum cleaners builds up static. I didn't use one, but does manually blowing air into the system using your lungs cause issues? Is my computer gonna die!!! Help...

Thanks

[Kyuubixchidori]

...your fine. dont worry about it

[Rohith_Kumar_Sp]

if you are on bare foot,  you're PC is just fine, i've been vacuuming my PC for about 5 years now, as for the lung issues, your nose a dust filter, don't worry about it too much. 

[Grrizz]

With vacuums its mainly the air rushing over the plastic nozzle building up a charge then discharging when you put it near something that is cause for concern not the air moving over the components.

[Transnerfer_N7]

...your fine. dont worry about it

Sorry to bother, but what about moisture?

[Transnerfer_N7]

With vacuums its mainly the air rushing over the plastic nozzle building up a charge then discharging when you put it near something that is cause for concern not the air moving over the componentWhat about moisture? Didnt see any when i blew air!

[Transnerfer_N7]

if you are on bare foot,  you're PC is just fine, i've been vacuuming my PC for about 5 years now, as for the lung issues, your nose a dust filter, don't worry about it too much. 

What about moisture?

[Rohith_Kumar_Sp]

What about moisture?

when did moisture have to do anything with vacuum ?

[Grrizz]

What about moisture?

Unless you hocked a loogie on it I wouldn't be concerned.