How do you blow out the dust from your PC case?
You don't need to rent an big air compressor!
Look at this:
You Tube Dusty PC Blow Out
On the right side there are over a dozen other amazing ways to clean your PC.
Which one would you NOT recommend? The boring guy with soapy water!Although I didn't see it on there, you definitely want to avoid using a vacuum.

My preferred method is a can of compressed air. It costs about $4, lasts for months, and gets the job done in seconds. I blast some air through the vents about once a WEEK, so my PC doesn't really have a chance to collect dust. Now I just need something that will work for the rest of the house.CB, The "house " issue can be solved (best if done at construction--but also possible as a retrofit) by LOCATING a large centrally located high powered sucking fan (such as a chicken house cooler fan). Then simply go through the house with a leaf blower with the fan on (vented to the outdoors) and the airborne dust will be sucked up and out of the dwelling. Depending on the force of the sucking fan and the size of the duct work this can make removal of nick knacks less of a chore when you get TIRED of them. truenorthNot a bad idea, but we can't afford that anytime soon. Leafblowing the house does sound fun, though. Heh.Quote from: truenorth on APRIL 25, 2010, 12:12:39 PM

CB, The "house " issue can be solved (best if done at construction--but also possible as a retrofit) by locating a large centrally located high powered sucking fan (such as a chicken house cooler fan). Then simply go through the house with a leaf blower with the fan on (vented to the outdoors) and the airborne dust will be sucked up and out of the dwelling. Depending on the force of the sucking fan and the size of the duct work this can make removal of nick knacks less of a chore when you get tired of them. truenorth

Then simply go through the house with a leaf blower with the fan on

Not a bad idea, but we can't afford that anytime soon. Leafblowing the house does sound fun, though. Heh.