Can it blow the dust out of the vents of a laptop?
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.
1103924
it depends on the design of your laptop cooling system. you have to make sure you don't block the cooling vents.
1504555
I use my laptop while sitting in my bed or on the couch all the time. I've never had a problem with the vents getting blocked. It seems to circulate pretty well, sometimes so well that I don't have to plug the fan into my laptop (the extra space between the laptop and whatever surface I'm using is sometimes enough for the laptop's fan to circulate hot air away without the help of this fan, though I tend to plug it in after I've been using the laptop for a while).
442075
Yes. You can use the fine brush nozzle tip for directing the air stream under the keyboards. Otherwise, just use the other blower nozzles at a good distance to blow the general surface dust off without putting too much air pressure on the screen.
663096
probably, but not advisable. Better to use a pump or you can use a shop vac with the setting on 'blow'.
1284810
I would think that cleaning computer parts with the above mentioned 'Rocket Air Blaster' would work well. I think it could replace the 'canned compressed air' for some applications, although the 'canned compressed air' produces a much stronger blast. The picture on the back of the package shows computer cleaning as another use of the product. I use it for blowing dust off of old 35 mm photographic slides and also to keep the bed of a 'flat bed scanner' clean.
273502
Yes, however to be efficient you would need to consider hose extentions and attachments to reach areas and concentrate air. Vac has sufficient power to do the job
342523
The fan blows up at the laptop. In my case it doesn't blow "into" it, as there are no air intake vents on the underside - but my laptop has metal underneath the plastic across the entire bottom of the laptop, presumably to spread the heat, and this helps dissipate that quite well.
366484
If the vent is on the back side, it should be fine. If the vent is downward (i.e. facing the table), then it may be a problem depending upon your laptop size.
1036454
Yep, I've used this duster to clean the entire inside of my computer. Just make sure you hold the can straight up, don't tilt the can.
1867265
I dont see why not, I use it to exhaust smoke from my single car garage and it clears it in about 2 minutes, Its mounted in the attic and wrapped with insulation, quite quiet for the size it is, it will definitely move your air and probably draw air from your house into the basement and than outside
877907
Kinda... You could remove the cover and the fans from your graphics card, then place this to blow air on the graphic's card heatsink. I recommend against this because the fans on your graphics card are designed to change speeds depending on temperature. This will not do that automatically. I recommend to either buy the proper replacement fan for your current heatsink/graphics card or google search "graphics card aftermarket heatsink" and replace all of it.
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It draws air up through the units fan to blow onto your laptops fan. My problem was this unit's fan is in the center and my lap top has it's fan to the left. While it did cool my lap top down a couple of degree's it was not nearly as effective as other unit's I have had.
1482144
It blows/pulls air off of the bottom of your laptop, thereby removing heat from the bottom. It works well if your laptop fan exhausts out the back. You'll feel it on your legs if you're wearing shorts.
554905
When the fan is off you simply use a damp rag. If the area you are cooling is dusty it will blow dust, but any fan would do that.
1907450
You probably can, but I would not. When I cleaned my dryer vent, there was a lot of wet lint. I disconnected my dryer hose after running the sweeper and used a leaf blower to blow it out.
196086
James, it blows more like the exhaust outlet, not the suction outlet on a small hand held vaccum cleaner.Dennis