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i bought this the other day so that i could clean the inside of my computer.
the info here says that its moisture-free.
so why when i spray it on my hand does it feel wet? it says nothing about the ingredients on the can and i cant' find anything on the internet.
because it feels wet i'm reluctant to spray the inside of my computer
I used an air duster on the inside of my PC a few weeks back. It also felt slightly damp when i sprayed it on my hand. Though the bottle goes icy cold so i thought that was to be expected. Sprayed the inside of my PC and although i could see damp patches for a few seconds, the PC has been fine.
Just be careful when your spraying. Most of the dust seems to congregate on the casing rather than the important bits.
It's stored compressed in the can in the same way as any other aerosol. It's why they usually say on the can hold 6 inches away. That said, you'll be fine with it.
Originally posted by batch:
Seen those things in Asda before. I dont see the point in them tbh. Surely they just move the muck from one place to another
The dust goes all over the place!
Someone needs to invent something which is a cross between an air duster and a hoover.
Originally posted by batch:
Seen those things in Asda before. I dont see the point in them tbh. Surely they just move the muck from one place to another
yeah. the information says something about spraying across not straight at otherwise it just pushes the dust in.
fellowes 'invertible air duster' 
i bought it from some stationary shop where i worked.
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