Using Computer Duster To Clean Up Your Computer

To keep the performance of the system, it is a must that the computer be routinely cleaned. The circuitry could crash or not working properly if the dust particles piled up as the usage of the computer parts. To do the cleaning, you need all the equipment such as a blower, a soft-bristled brush, and a screwdriver to remove the computer case. To clean the dust from your computer, you can also use a computer duster or a vacuum cleaner.

Before you can open the computer case, first, you have to switch off the computer. Now you can see the areas of the motherboard which covered by the dust. The area which accumulates most of the dust is usually around the fan. To remove the dust particles of the fan, use computer duster or a blower, then wipe the chips using the soft-bristled brush. Wipe the chips carefully as they are very fragile.

When you find there are no any single dust particles, now you can put on the cover and switch on your PC. Now the cleaning process is done, you can go on working on your computer.

Cleaning a Computer Keyboard

The keyboard needs frequently cleaned to keep the proper performance because it has been one of the hardware devices that are used continually. To clean the keyboard is easy. All you need to prepare are a screwdriver, a cleaning fluid, a computer duster, cotton, a blower, and a cotton bud

To remove the connection between the keyboard and the computer, first thing you need to do is switch the computer off. To clean the dust on the keyboard and in between the keys, you have to shake the keyboard. Use a cleaning fluid and cotton to remove the dust on the keys’ sides. To clean the surface of the keyboard, pour some cleaning fluid on cotton, and then wipe it. Use a computer duster to wipe the keyboard.

If you want to be more attentively, you can do the cleaning inside the keys. Use a screwdriver to remove all the keys. Be extra careful when removing the keys as it can damage them when you force it very hard. Now you can see the dust particles inside the keyboard. First, you need a computer duster to wipe up all the dust, and then wipe all the keys with a cleaning fluid and a cloth. In the last touch, wipe it dry using a dry cloth.

Once you see the keys are clean, place all the keys back into their position. The cleaning process is now done!