Can this powder be rubbed into computer / laptops? can this powder be left without vaccum them out?
149907
I guess you could leave it, but you would have it everywhere and it fine and gritty!
149908
This product cannot be used on hard plastics like computers and laptops. It wouldn't be absorbed and might actually cause problems by getting into the interior of the computers thereby raising heat levels along with other issues. You could leave it in your carpet without vacuuming it out I suppose, but that goes against the directions and may not be safe for your family or pets. It is designed to go into your carpet, and then have the majority vacuumed up while leaving behind small amounts high enough to kill fleas. Leaving this product in your carpets may also create lots of very fine dust in the home that is hard on your lungs and should not be breathed in. This product cannot be used on hard plastics like computers and laptops. It wouldn't be absorbed and might actually cause problems by getting into the interior of the computers thereby raising heat levels along with other issues. You could leave it in your carpet without vacuuming it out I suppose, but that goes against the directions and may not be safe for your family or pets. It is designed to go into your carpet, and then have the majority vacuumed up while leaving behind small amounts high enough to kill fleas. Leaving this product in your carpets may also create lots of very fine dust... » Read More This product cannot be used on hard plastics like computers and laptops. It wouldn't be absorbed and might actually cause problems by getting into the interior of the computers thereby raising heat levels along with other issues. You could leave it in your carpet without vacuuming it out I suppose, but that goes against the directions and may not be safe for your family or pets. It is designed to go into your carpet, and then have the majority vacuumed up while leaving behind small amounts high enough to kill fleas. Leaving this product in your carpets may also create lots of very fine dust in the home that is hard on your lungs and should not be breathed in. « Show Less
149909
This product cannot be used on hard plastics like computers and laptops. It wouldn't be absorbed and might actually cause problems by getting into the interior of the computers thereby raising heat levels along with other issues. You could leave it in your carpet without vacuuming it out I suppose, but that goes against the directions and may not be safe for your family or pets. It is designed to go into your carpet, and then have the majority vacuumed up while leaving behind small amounts high enough to kill fleas. Leaving this product in your carpets may also create lots of very fine dust in the home that is hard on your lungs and should not be breathed in.
1222618
Never! Use as directed. Haven't ever experienced "rub off" on clothes, bedding, etc. Great product.
1532918
I've been told not to use Windex, but use rubbing alcohol like isopropyl 50 to 70%. You use it to clean your CPU of thermal compound, why not the monitor?
1538805
Yes, this should not be conductive, unless you contaminate it. It's still not a good idea to spill it everywhere though
2200801
Yes I don't see why not. It's not treated with any kind of chemical, it just attracts the dust.
477039
Yes this can be removed. I remove the computer in the winter months when I am not riding.
356344
This is a very finely milled powder, as long as you are using a large fluffy brush for even distribution. I do not see were you would have any issues.
2168445
Not really. It's basically a loose powder. It won't run, but it can wash off.
1808534
Yes! on all surfaces, really everything! It is not harmful to the touch, though you need to wear a mask while putting it in your home. The dust goes in the air and can irritate lungs and nose, though it's not caustic. You do need to remove any pets from the room you are working on for about 30 mins or until the dust settles.
94716
Yes it leaves a tacky surface when removed. You would probably need to remove it with some sort of solvent afterwards.
1003099
Definitely not .. it can be removed/wiped off with minimal possible friction
291169
No, unless you take your laptop apart...best stuff for cleaning under the keyboard is to get duster (the compressed air spray cans)
578910
Well if it gets dust in it, just spray it with water... I got lint from my jean pocket in the little area by the contacts. I just washed it out with some water. If it get's full of dirt, just run it under the faucet. The only parts that are exposed are the four gold contacts. They are protected somewhat by the metal shell of the device. They aren't harmed by water. I have sprayed water directly in by the contacts to get lint out. It didn't even phase it. I of course shook the water off and let it dry overnight. It wouldn't damage the flashdrive, but the computer might not like to have wet things put in its ports. Well if it gets dust in it, just spray it with water... I got lint from my jean pocket in the little area by the contacts. I just washed it out with some water. If it get's full of dirt, just run it under the faucet. The only parts that are exposed are the four gold contacts. They are protected somewhat by the metal shell of the device. They aren't harmed by water. I have sprayed water directly in by the contacts to get lint out. It didn't even phase it. I of course shook the water off and let it dry overnight. It wouldn't damage the flashdrive, but the computer might not like to have wet... » Read More Well if it gets dust in it, just spray it with water... I got lint from my jean pocket in the little area by the contacts. I just washed it out with some water. If it get's full of dirt, just run it under the faucet. The only parts that are exposed are the four gold contacts. They are protected somewhat by the metal shell of the device. They aren't harmed by water. I have sprayed water directly in by the contacts to get lint out. It didn't even phase it. I of course shook the water off and let it dry overnight. It wouldn't damage the flashdrive, but the computer might not like to have wet things put in its ports. « Show Less
291583
I know this is totally sealed. However I would not recommend using in a bathtub as you will need your computer close by as this is not a wireless keyboard.
2101725
No you should never use material that is not specifically fire proof inside of a computer
1035452
This product should not be added to anything that will be heated. It is a supplement that is added after all cooking is done and the food has cooled to room temperature or refrigerated. Exposing this powder to heat will destroy the nutrients and delicate enzymes. I hope this answers your question. :)
1592867
It's difficult to say because it depends on which laptops. If you are able to take the bottom plate off of your laptop then yes. But if you're just blowing into the vents then really you're blowing the dust into your computer and potentially causing more harm than good. You need to take it apart to a point where you can get the duster inside pointing outward if you want a good dusting.