expired Posted by Eragorn | Staff • Jan 6, 2025
Jan 6, 2025 11:46 PM
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expired Posted by Eragorn | Staff • Jan 6, 2025
Jan 6, 2025 11:46 PM
Chemical Guys ProBlow High Flow Professional Handheld Dryer & Blower
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The biggest danger using something like this with a PC is spinning your fans too fast and damaging them, or getting so close that you break something fragile. These things do have quite a bit of power.
🤦 the quality of posts here is going down hard.. most of that AI crap is nonsense/inapplicable, but I appreciate you at least tagging it as such.
Seriously? This isn't really 'filtered' either, nor is the air at your local car wash's blow dry. If there's dust in the vicinity of your car for your leafblower to suck in & blow, it's already on your car.
The main (and really only) functional differences between this thing & a leaf blower is the tight jet of air and the more compact design for better control/maneuvering around details on things like wheels..
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And I don't see anything in the description about the air being heated, just blown.
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Even if it did, doesn't solve the potential other issues that I just pointed out in that list...
Static electricity: The blower's airflow can generate static electricity, potentially damaging sensitive electronic components.
Overheating: The blower's high airflow and temperature (up to 140°F/60°C) might cause overheating or thermal shock to electronic components.
Moisture displacement: If the blower is not equipped with a filter to make it safe for electronics, it may blow debris or moisture collected from the air onto sensitive electronics, causing damage or corrosion.
Electromagnetic interference (EMI): The blower's motor might generate EMI, potentially disrupting electronic devices.
Lack of grounding: The blower might not be properly grounded, increasing the risk of static electricity damage.
If it was safe to use it on computers, they would recommend it for that use, otherwise they would be fools, and chemical guys seem to have their stuff together pretty good.
But if you're willing to risk it, do it. I'm simply warning fellow community members that have thousands of dollars in their computers, who font want to risk damaging them by saving $20or$40 on a true electronics blower