Electronics and Computer Contacts Cleaning

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Ever wonder what the best way is to clean dirt and deposits off sensitive electronics?

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• Noc
• Defcon
• Electronics
• Contact
• Clean
• eraser
• ram
• PCI
• card
• computer
• PC
• Mac
• components

[MalvinMcpot]

Static does build against rubber ie a baloon rubbed on your head then stick to wall. As well as this the oils and glues in erasers leave oil traces which will damage ram.

[DefconComputers]

@MalvinMcpot I think that is the reason for the pink erasers, all the other ones have higher content of that other gunk, while the pink is more "clean" so to say, but still does the best at physically removing buildup on components.

[kev0man24]

I dont think it has to be pink

[DefconComputers]

@kev0man24 True, some other colors may work fine. However we stick with pink because some of the other ones contain additional materials that have a chance for damaging components. Plus the dirt is easier to see pulled off onto the pink erasers.

[Jeffmorgan83]

I used to blow in my original Nintendo cartridges.

[DefconComputers]

I still have my Nintendo carts. The things these kids miss these days.

[bobcook28]

Gunktafi, is that a word.

Use Isopropyl alcohol and use the 95% not the 70%

the other 30% is water.

there is other S#it in the pink eraser that is impure and may ruin your computer.

[kev0man24]

Thanks for your reply

[Strunz21LEON]

Thanks

[metalimpalervideos]

no throw it in a big bucket of bleach. lol. and then while your at it you can piss on it. :o)