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Air Duster instore at Poundland - £1.00

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Instore Poundland28 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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ace_rees

27 Dec 16

Decided to give the gaming beast a spring clean. The next cheapest I could find one was around £5. For £1 this is a brilliant deal.... however the offer on the website to buy a case of 24 of them for £24 was not so appealing :-)

Compressed gas to remove debris from hard to reach areas, the Lazer Air Duster 200ml can be used on all printers, keyboards and office equipment.

Top comments

dheydl

27 Dec 16 7 #2

Not the best. Very thin straw for the nozzle so doesn't cover much of an area and a bit of a weedy blast when it isn't spraying propellant all over your delicate electronics. Grab a can of Fellowe's at Asda. Usually about £3 and almost twice the size of this.

moneysavingkitten

27 Dec 16 3 #6

I wouldn't use it on 'the gaming beast'. Fair warning, I killed a server with this stuff.

Latest comments (20)

Gruffle

4 Jan 17 #20

It's also quite wet. Contains some non propellant liquid which doesn't evaporate

I use one of these
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0002V9E90/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Crap vacuum cleaner but it can blow a laptop off a desk with ease

plewis00

28 Dec 16 #13

Cheap but throws out a lot of freezing cold propellant!

Hondo to plewis00

28 Dec 16 #19

Release the Krakken..........:wink:

bigup

28 Dec 16 1 #18

I used one if thes today to clean my pc

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Metro-Vac-220-DataVac-Electric/dp/B003BZCOKK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1482946888&sr=8-1&keywords=datavac+duster

Amazing bit of kit and very very powerful.

Not £1 mind :stuck_out_tongue:

BillyD73

28 Dec 16 #17

Have to agree, got a few of these and wish I spent more. Weak and probably not as safe as I'd like either

Jakena

28 Dec 16 #16

Always this price at poundland, but be careful, throws out a lot of liquid, even when following the proper usage for this.

thomasleep

28 Dec 16 #15

They finally did it and you lot feel for it! a can of air apparently does have a value and it is a £1

Skyhiigh

28 Dec 16 1 #14

Very weak, useless for giving any machine a good clean, especially fans and heatsinks.

Artyfarty123

28 Dec 16 #12

£1 for a can of SFA , that's right S#### F### A##, are you joking?
Oh sorry my bad that's Sweet Fresh Air

marccowley

28 Dec 16 1 #11

Got a little compressor with an air gun, pays for itself in tyre pump ups, and cleaning dusty things...

Peamarshy77

28 Dec 16 1 #9

I find my Dyson hoover just works as good with the soft brush tool.

plath to Peamarshy77

28 Dec 16 2 #10

static electricity

floppydesk

28 Dec 16 #8

Just buy PERI`AIR ;-) (space balls pun). Best air for cleaning :wink:

grove39

27 Dec 16 1 #7

Got one of these in November and it's probably one of the best bits of kit i bought. I'll only use it now and then but worth every penny.

moneysavingkitten

27 Dec 16 3 #6

I wouldn't use it on 'the gaming beast'. Fair warning, I killed a server with this stuff.

jonesinamillion

27 Dec 16 #5

I'm giving one of these a whirl...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/OXO-Good-Grips-Electronics-Cleaning/dp/B0050B6CYW

DrAcula1

27 Dec 16 1 #4

Got this myself,brilliant bit of kit.

AR2012

27 Dec 16 2 #3

I’d recommend a compucleaner. You don’t have the drawbacks of liquid being sprayed on the electrical components. Though the cost is a deterrent compared to canned air. Think long term on how much canned air you buy.

dheydl

27 Dec 16 7 #2

2minutenoodles

27 Dec 16 1 #1

Always this price at Poundland lol

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