How to Properly Clean Your Cartridges

After working at the game store for some time I've noticed that hardly anyone knows how to properly clean a video game cartridge. So here it is. Your tutorial.

This will work on any game cartridge (It's just harder to clean the hand held ones). I just showed a couple of examples.

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[cpmorris]

Hottie...

[legoworldfan]

Hot lady? How is she hot? Please explain i would really like to know

[big2000dave]

Yummy!

[johnandrewthomas1981]

There's lots of disinformation in this video, but this method will work.

[theprincessismyhoe89]

wheres your pencil eraser???? removing dirt's all fine and dandy but what of the "corrosion"??? cant clean something you cant see,you OPEN the cart,use your method first,then scrub all those "spots" that seem to just never go away with the eraser. also fyi, "too much alcohol" will not harm the cart,you can set the chip on fire then clean it with gallons of it and it will still work fine,and "rattling" is just plastic chips from the frame,has nothing to do with performance. educational,think not!

[RustyBlade2000]

So I should rub it and not blow it?

[zacthebold]

don't blow in it huh? but you just did!!!

[MrAll4reviews]

She's a hottie+I can buy my games & hav no probs now!

[rainbowheart666]

tummy



[aremo12]

hot lady? wtf?

[biggameorlivestock]

The ratle is a tiny peace of plastic that broke of all of mine that ratled when I opened there was a tiny peace of plastic that just broke off.