Just A General "Does This Look Blown To You??" Question

[ReeceyBurger123]

Re: Just A General "Does This Look Blown To You??" Question

As long as it is a direct-drive, oil-less type compressor (most small compressors are this type) and the hose has not been used on an traditional oil-lubricated compressor or with a line oiler you should be fine.

Around here the air duster cans are WAY too expensive. A couple cans of that and you might as well buy yourself a small compressor.

Thats exactly what I did £5 for a 500ml can, I brought a small ball compressor for £10 been using it for 2 years never looked back.

[tom66]

Re: Just A General "Does This Look Blown To You??" Question

Hm, Poundland sell 200ml for £1 where I live. I use it pretty much as freeze spray only though.

[Michale32086]

Re: Just A General "Does This Look Blown To You??" Question

Yea, the air compressor I use is a small portable unit.. Cans of air run about $6 here at our local Walmart.. With some of the dust buildup I have seen, 2 cans to clean it is not outside the realm of possibility..

Tom66, you can use canned air as a freeze spray?? I thought about that but thought it might do some damage.. Plus the fumes of it get in my mouth and tastes horrible...

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[drussell]

Re: Just A General "Does This Look Blown To You??" Question

Tom66, you can use canned air as a freeze spray??

Yeah, a typical can of air duster held upside-down will do liquid withdrawl and act as decent freeze spray in a pinch.

Not quite as good as "real" freeze spray but most of the time it works just fine for most purposes.

[Michale32086]

Re: Just A General "Does This Look Blown To You??" Question

Good ta know...

Thanx