Pressurised air to clean keyboard or vaccum?

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I've been googling about it, got many info from apple.support etc, but what's the reality about it?

Should I blow the keyboard (read it could force particles into crevices) or should I vaccum clean it?


Thanks!

 

[deany]

I've been googling about it, got many info from apple.support etc, but what's the reality about it?

Should I blow the keyboard (read it could force particles into crevices) or should I vaccum clean it?


Thanks!

I highly recommend this product: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00S7CH6FK/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1 available on .com
It is especially good for dust inside PCs towers.

But keyboards are fairly inexpensive so you may want to just buy a new keyboard.

 

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I highly recommend this product: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00S7CH6FK/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1 available on .com
It is especially good for dust inside PCs towers.

But keyboards are fairly inexpensive so you may want to just buy a new keyboard.

But i posted this on the MacBook forum. I just purchase this MacBook 2 months ago and I wanna get rid of the crumbs. I think replacing the keyboard is a bit extreme

 

[deany]

But i posted this on the MacBook forum. I just purchase this MacBook 2 months ago and I wanna get rid of the crumbs. I think replacing the keyboard is a bit extreme

sorry I picked up on 'new posts' appologies
I would use a vacuum with a distance between the vacuum and keyboard - if you have a hand held battery Dyson (less power) I'd just carefully vacuum.

 

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sorry I picked up on 'new posts' appologies
I would use a vacuum with a distance between the vacuum and keyboard - if you have a hand held battery Dyson (less power) I'd just carefully vacuum.

No worries !

Eh , I have a home floor vacuum. So I guess il use it from afar. Thanks !