Good idea/bad idea: using static duster on game consoles?
Over time a lot of dust piles up on my game consoles, especially noticeable on the black ones. I hear a lot of good things about those dusters that use static electricity to attract dust onto them, but I can imagine the bristles touching the connectors while I sweep it over the cartridge slots, which doesn't sound like a good thing.
What do you think?
You could always go with "better safe than sorry" and just not use it where your worried but I doubt that anything bad could happen from cleaning the outside of a console. Even if it touches a cartridge connector contact your more than likely going to safe.
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whatever you do. just don't use it to clean a Microvision!
[quote name='Shidou Mariya' date='Nov 17 2010, 10:05 PM' post='4889940']
I'm a collector, but only to a certain extent.
Not as extreme as Rickstilwell though.[/quote]
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