Is this dangerous for my components when cleaning dust?

[★ Coups ★]

 

You may think this is the most creative idea you've ever seen, or the stupidest. But either way, I tried it and everything is fine and working... so...

 

 

Basically my Computer had so much dust I felt like I was going to have an Asthma attack so I quickly grabbed out my Glazing Brush and got to work!

 

So pretty much its designed to glaze things like chicken or something with eggs or whatever. Its just a plastic brush and it worked like a charm at removing dust, but im wondering if it could cause any damage to componenets before I use it as my normal dust remover.

 

 

 

Its made out of plastic and mines a little different, but if its safe I recommend using it because it works really well!

[Badazzz]

As long as you don't apply to pressure it should be good. It's plastic so it isn't going to discharge any electricity really, and the bristles don't seem like they would create to much friction or pressure with components. Not a bad idea.

[★ Coups ★]

Just now, Badazzz said:

As long as you don't apply to pressure it should be good. It's plastic so it isn't going to discharge any electricity really, and the bristles don't seem like they would create to much friction or pressure with components. Not a bad idea.

The bristles are pretty soft too as its designed to spread egg or whatever to glaze things. But it works pretty well. The only thing I've encountered is it is a bit grippy because its like a rubbery-plastic, and grips onto the mobo and stuff so it kinda drags a long a bit. I dont put much pressure on either, I just steadily brush it across.

[Enderman]

its safe

[Trik'Stari]

Well, it's silicone so it should be fine. I doubt it will be very effective though. Get you a pancake style air compressor. They're fairly cheap, serve multiple purposes, and work better (also they save money on canned air)