DUSTY PC CLEANING! 😷🧼

[@WertyTT4]

“All clean. Now that will be 630$”

[@camerinwalker1365]

Honestly the customers fault for not doing research on how easy it is to clean

[@WertyTT4]

@@camerinwalker1365 yea but at the same time the tools to fully clean that don’t cost that much

[@takehirolol5962]

Almost all the services like this and others are expensive in North America...I always get a haircut before traveling to the US...

[@painexotic3757]

​@@takehirolol5962you must be extremely poor. You can get a haircut in America for $10 - 20..

[@zanaros2606]

​@@camerinwalker1365 You can't overcharge something, and then blame it all on the customer's own fault for not learning how to do it themselves. It's like a scammer who scams old people out of their money, and then blame it on their own stupidity for being scammed by you. That's typical selfish people's mindset. Whereby everything is to be blamed on the others' "inferiority".

[@northwind20031]

i would absolutely love a job like this along with building the computer

[@doriondouglas6176]

I definitely love cleaning pcs but honestly I wouldn't wanna breath in other people's dust and dead skin for a job lol. then again you could always wear a respirator so

[@pfefferminzbonbonverkaufer8836]

Just start a business dummy

[@gravitykat714]

Start a business then. Local pc guy in my area did that and now has customers that go to him regularly. All it takes is some dedication

[@Dictatortot-n3d]

​@@gravitykat714dude i make bank selling pcs. Plus you can find hookups pretty easy, find a guy that works in IT or recycling, the have more parts then they know what to do with, best sale i did was flip mini pc bought for $65 sold for $500!!!!!

[@dinosharttt]

Then do it

[@MarioAPN]

From the dust build up, I would recommend to the customer to replace thermal paste on CPU, and depends on the GPU warranty and how old it is, pads and paste as well.

[@1whospeaks]

The guy who owns this PC watching you peel the plastic: "What have you done... you've doomed my resale value!"

[@SpartanJoe193]

Resale value is for parasites known as landlords.

[@eekekdrrlrl]

Lmao💀

[@ktylxy1]

Hope he kept the plastic on CPU cooler boot. LOL

[@markGarcia-xz8vb]

lmao!

[@stugryffin3619]

Well at least they could have removed the plastic after the cleaning instead of before the dusting 🤦‍♂️

[@-BUGZ-]

I literally just did this myself in about 3 hours and that was with taking my GPU out, removing the shroud to clean that and even loosening the fans to clean it easier, then I have an electric air duster to spray the inside, wipe the inside, then I took my keyboard, popped every key off, warm water for 30 minutes, wipe the naked keyboard down, dry keys off, put everything back together while cleaning the glass, oh and I even unscrew my PSU and pull it out when I clean my pc because dust bunnies can get built up where the plugs meet the ports if it’s modular, I used the electric air duster along with small paint brushes for the fans and all of it was done by me, inside my apartment near my balcony door (open) in 3 hours maybe 3 and a half. Never pay someone to clean your stuff, buy an electronics diy toolkit for any type of screw, microfiber cloths, a decent electric duster (don’t do regular duster it’s expensive and if done wrong can spray chemicals) and them some small paint brushes. That’s really all you need. I did this yesterday and my PC is looking great and I don’t have to keep my side panel off anymore to stay at the temps I want because dust buildup is a huge temp increase cause. Stay cool y’all!! ✌️

[@haies09]

Been wanting to do this myself, just too lazy 😂

[@VetbossOfficial]

What is all your diy kits. I’m thinking of buying tools to clean my pc but don’t know what’s best

[@-BUGZ-]

@@VetbossOfficial just an electric air duster, an electronic toolkit that has every single screw shape you can get ahold of, and then small paint brushes and a soft toothbrush. All bought from amazon except the toothbrush.

[@VetbossOfficial]

@@-BUGZ-ok

[@Desmond-Dark]

@@-BUGZ- DUDE you're awesome. I've been hesitant to clean my PC and you gave me a huge confidence boost.

[@turnaisbestsuit]

Fans aren't going to brake out of there bearings. The could potentially turn into a generator and back feed voltage into the mobo

[@TheLionAndTheLamb777]

@ Captain Scout A simple diode prevents that on both a fan and the motherboards. That was possible on older equipment and I still tend to not spin the fans too quickly just to not stress them. I have never heard of a fan breaking away from it's bearing unless it was pressed on or defective.

[@amorgan5844]

​@@TheLionAndTheLamb777 agreed!

[@Orsthos]

you could literally take a leaf blower and use that to break the fans via spin speed lol@@TheLionAndTheLamb777 t

[@djp8795]

Agree. I hope people ignore the people saying this will not damage anything. It 100% will. I don’t care how old or new your PC is. Always hold the fans. Very simple.

[@xt3o7]

their*

[@whateveryouwant32]

This 370z looks nice

[@inquisiteexplorer]

What 370z u mean like a car?

[@whateveryouwant32]

@@inquisiteexplorer yes nissan 370z

[@kurkurstuff2522]

DO NOT USE ALCOHOL ON ACRYLIC. It'll crack them

[@gabrielaleactus9932]

What's acrylic ?

[@Alex-tu5vu]

It's not acrylic though?

[@kurkurstuff2522]

@@Alex-tu5vu its a warning for those idiots who use alcohol on every surface

[@Dictatortot-n3d]

​@@kurkurstuff2522alcohol is great for parts and metal. You're right on acrylic, it will crack it and will dry. Its great on damn near anything else

[@zanaros2606]

I like to live life dangerously

[@yuutoru]

"Guy peel off the plastic" Me: 😭💀

[@venos2175]

No one talks about the Nissan 370Z in the pc reflection🔥🗣

[@micahjensen7407]

Usually holding the fans so they don't spin is to protect you from turning them into a generator and accidentally frying something on the mobo

[@parasgupta8411]

No it's not

[@parasgupta8411]

It doesn't work like that

[@GullibleAbjabGames]

@@parasgupta8411 it did on older systems. Newer ones have diodes to protect against voltage going back. When I say old equipment. I mean ooooold equipment. Newer systems, you wouldn't read anything more than 0.1V while spinning the fan

[@normified]

​@@GullibleAbjabGames This, word for word. Doesn't really apply to newer systems, but if the fan spins faster than it's designed for, damage to it might occur (though a strong emphasis on the "might")

[@DonaldRump.]

@@GullibleAbjabGames there’s a chance it’ll overwork the bearings though

[@semibiotic]

So-called "canned air" is, actually a propane or butane gas. Those should not to be used with electronics, because of dew they massively produce. There is separate kind of broken electronics - broken after blowing up with "canned air". Propane and butane rapidly evaporate, chilling electronics often below zero or dewpoint, making it wet and dirty (then dew water is mixing with dust). Turning on wet computer, either after spilling liquids or after blowing with "canned air" often end up in repair.

[@BizmarckinMotion]

Love to see that people in my country are doings things that i hope to do one day

[@z34jay]

I see that 370z reflecting off the glass 👀

[@piazzadriver]

I have the same case . Thanks for the tip on holding on too fans to stop them from spinning

[@REASITIC]

oh boy if he only saw mine..

[@Skubasteph]

FYI you don’t want the fans to spin because they become generators and will back feed into the motherboard. But most modern motherboards have protections from this.

[@wasdc]

Diodes: 👀

[@yeahkevinn]

When he gets bird shit on his car, he drops it off at the dealership and waits for them to call back too 😂

[@martykaspik]

nice, finally someone who can make it 100% right

[@martykaspik]

expect changing thermal paste, so about 85% right

[@4hdp3u64]

Oh nooooo You peeled it!!!!!!! Honestly I would ask for a new pc after that, because this damage is irreversible.

[@Jortdf534]

glass cleaner is best for glass, doesn't dry as fast so you won't scratch it, alcohol is better suited for internals where you don't want leftover residue

[@John-es1jw]

The fun part is,After this cleaning process, the system won't turn on. 😂

[@karmaftw3730]

??

[@Desmond-Dark]

Omg wtf that duster is amazing. What is the exact brand?

[@798Muchoman]

Use 91% isopropyl alcohol! 70% has enough water to damage stuff if applied heavily

[@ace_nano]

Oh so close. Hold the fans to stop then becoming a generator and backfeeding power into the mobo

[@sterben9856]

Do you know how a generator works?🤣

[@ace_nano]

@@sterben9856 yes.

[@TeaCeeSee]

​@@sterben9856Clearly you don't

[@sterben9856]

@@TeaCeeSee and you do

[@MarioAPN]

Don't worry, there is the protection.

[@safetytfh]

The best cleaner on anything but the circuit board is name brand Windex, off brand doesnt clean or evap as well. spray on where it's safe or spray on a cloth first and wipe small stuff near circuits

[@ATR__-rf5op]

That is not why you hold your fans… bearings are connected to the blades they reduce friction you hold it because electric motors are also electrical generators and you don’t want power going back to a motherboard. Although no damage should come from one cleaning it is best practice to hold them just in case

[@wasdc]

Diodes: 👀

[@DotaRecap]

nah diode solved that

[@ATR__-rf5op]

It’s meant for super cheap crappy fans the risk is extremely low I was just pointing out that people that do hold there fans don’t do it for the reason he was saying

[@SonGutti]

If a client brings you their pc, please clean it the right way, not just blowing air at it. It is necessary to disassemble and clean thoroughly, especially in equipment as dirty as that. I hope it was free.

[@teapotthefoxwolf6587]

He peeled thr peel off the gpu. If I was the customer Idd be pissed lol 😂

[@jeorgecampos8683]

Really wish KZbin would stop recommending me this guy

[@OpticWolf115]

Super clean 🪥 PC 🔥

[@matasa7463]

The dust build up shows me this PC is in a negative case pressure config and needs more intake fans.

[@JohnDoe-ym8si]

dude I just got the data vac and MAN it is a MUST have if you own a PC and care about it ! lol takes like 5 min to clean and it looks about brand new each time it is amazing !

[@BlackWeeeb]

i know this comment is old, but do i have to worry about moisture from the datavac? or am i dumb for even thinking that lmao

[@JohnDoe-ym8si]

@@BlackWeeeb II mean if your worried just turn it on for a bit then clean the pc out after it runs a min but no me and my buddys have had no problems with it i use it on my consoles as well

[@xSzeth]

What brand is your data vac? How much does it cost?

[@jacknad15]

Good tip about the fans.

[@daemonredfield3211]

Wow, I just googled how expensive the DataVac was.

[@Cold3st1xx]

Looks good. Good job

[@Alex-hn4we]

Alcohol wouldn't damage anything anyway. It doesn't conduct electricity. Also wouldn't you use a brush on the components to get the layer of dust that stays behind?

[@BABY-PUNCHER]

It's not that fans break out of their bearings it's that they can send power through the ground and short things out

[@MarioAPN]

Nope, protected by diode on mobo.

[@Nigel.Shelby]

Having a dirty ass pc is criminal.

[@CHRISXTR3M3GAMING]

Don't use alcohol on acrylic, use white vinegar

[@zanaros2606]

use Kikkoman soy sauce

[@bravestarr8373]

Did you say "isoproPILE"??? LMAOOO

[@datgamerboy123]

Love the content, but I also love that Nissan Z behind the camera

[@highlander200268]

cleans the glass, then holds it with fingers without gloves :D

[@shawnmartian]

“dude i was saving that peel”

[@devkalaguleria3341]

Bro My Psu fan Was Making Too loud Noises until I picked Up a Screwdriver and Opened It and Saw 😮a Lot Of Dust Build Up and Cleaned It ! 💯

[@ahsanshaikh3578]

Nice 350z at end

[@EricMichaelLP]

I never knew not to let my fans spin too fast when cleaning. I’ve vacuumed my pc many times as I don’t have an air compressor. The fans have been zooming like crazy. Hopefully they are all okay still 🫠 i don’t get no overheats but never really checked to see if they spin around properly either

[@Stuck313]

Finally you hold the fans in place..

[@DarkDev_YT]

Me with an compressor: brrrrrr ez

[@Matthew-j3b]

Always check fans afterward My 1650 had vram go bad cause fan Always check temps afterwards

[@ANKK55]

Don't get annoyed at me but I think the amd cooler is really cool but maybe if it could cool the cpu down a little more

[@SpartanDusk]

Fun fact! Alcohol not only evaporates quickly, its none conductive, which is why its perfect for cleaning electronics!

[@Dictatortot-n3d]

My go to, truly amazing for cleaning parts. Also if you havent tried it, brake cleaner gets everything super shiny, gives protective coating, drys quick and is completely safe

[@dylanmansfield1973]

I thought cleaning my pc like that would damage it but you went to town seems fine i’m super gentle with mine

[@angryturtleee9759]

Imagine shipping your pc just to clean the dust. How lazy😂

[@siahmanjoe]

Nobody did 😂 this guy just uses his PC's to do these videos I've seen him use those PC like 3 videos 😂

[@BigBargeXL]

He does local stuff bruh this wasn’t a ship in

[@goddemon10]

Imagine u don't know some peoples are scared to damage their pc so dumb🤣

[@strawberrysunburst6113]

Because most parts cost a literal fortune to afford? What are you? Some rich ignorant fool who does not know the value of money to certain individuals and families? Have you got no consideration as to why fear is so persistent to a mere simple cleaning task? If you saved up for a hardware for years on end, you'd definitely feel the fear of accidentally breaking one of the expensive components you saved up for years. So next time you drop a statement or opinion, try to ask yourself questions starting with Why so that you'd have an adequate vision for answers you clearly cannot comprehend enough to answer instantly. One more thing: And even if this is a scripted video, people around the world experience this kind of fear, me included.

[@SC4TTER_]

This unironically scared me because I have the same case, cpu fan, ram, power supply, motherboard..

[@jobiden5243]

It’s just alkahal

[@lucropcgaming6431]

Nice blue 350Z in the garage

[@fourhundreddogs8941]

The datavac is nice... Just don't ask the price.

[@SwarmMcReynolds]

This is a cleaning? Looks more like a dusting

[@fidxdif]

Why would you peel that off the GPU, the customer would be pissed and so would I if I was him.

[@em3ryplays]

People who saw his license plate

[@carooze_films]

That 370 in the back tho!

[@venomsgaming4801]

Atleast get a aio cooler 🤧

[@lilseezy8123]

Make sure to test everything before starting the cleaning to protect yourself from false reports

[@nicolaslinhares2820]

What is he using to make the case clean after the vac?

[@theexcesslumberco]

Wouldn't be paying this guy 1 cent to abuse my hard drive..!!!!!!

[@SamP0rterBridges]

A cheap fan can put voltage back onto the board and wreck it if you spin it too fast

[@monkeebunz8580]

Without realizing it you pulling of the gpu flim just saved its life spam and increase its performance. Let alone just cleaning it.

[@5milliondollarsindebt385]

I would probably disassemble the pc and clean it

[@HouseofdesignLive]

Ok so you had this grounded? The dust being blown around creates static electricity. Static can frye many parts of your pc. Do not! just start blowing the dust out without grounding your PC!

[@Real_Nutella]

Why would anyone in their right mind not just clean it themselves 💀

[@IsThattCappo]

Exactly

[@captainwrecksss7005]

Not everyone is comfortable handling technology and are probably just afraid of damaging something if they did it themselves. So I instead they pay someone to do it, who they think knows what they’re doing. It’s not nearly as strange as you’re making it out to be m8.

[@blushingralseiuwu2222]

​@@captainwrecksss7005 not even technology, people sent their cars and bike for washing instead of doing it themselves all the time. People are just lazy lol.

[@j.rohmann3199]

​@@blushingralseiuwu2222 thats humanity. Humans are born lazy. Pretty much every invention is made to be even more lazy. Smart home systems where you turn on and off the lights with speaking instead walking the 2 meters, elevators so you dont need to walk that 2 stairs, dishwashers, washing machines, all this could easily be done by hand yet for convenience we dont do it. Humans = Lazy

[@Jaykurosakii]

@@blushingralseiuwu2222a lot of people live in apartments / condos and can’t wash their cars at home or clean their pc with a air duster outside if they don’t have a patio

[@bodycount7260]

I got the same Vac works awesomely

[@Sam_A_Sam]

I wish I did this instead of taking my (old) TV apart. If it's fairly affordable, I would definitely recommend this instead of taking apart large electronics and trying to clean it yourself. (If you have the same cleaning device however, why not.)

[@onecreativecriminal]

I wouldn't have peel off the clear protective film off the video card. Having worked in retail service industry for more than 15 years, you will get that one customer that will be very upset and demand that film place back on or demand a new video card. Been there, done that.

[@4hdp3u64]

YES! That's really irresponsible to do something, the client didn't ask you to do, *especially peeling the film*

[@zanaros2606]

My friend also likes those peels on...like some kind of a safe little condom for all of his electronics

[@Wolfstanus]

I just use an air compressor. Gets it cleaner. You know what you use to clean glass? Glass cleaner

[@YabaiModding]

Alcohol will ruin many kinds of plastic finishings.

[@undercover2379]

Did this customer really not peel the plastic on the gpu 🤦‍♂️ I’m surprised the plastic didn’t melt 😂

[@KnightsEnd]

Holy crap that's the same case as mine 😂

[@madman1101]

"make sure you hold your fans" clearly shows several shots of not holding fans"

[@jessesenpai6473]

How much do you guys charge for pc cleaning

[@45inmyhead11]

Was gonna mention holding the fans in place, yet you mention it right after spinning the shit out of the fans lol

[@Anubis8315]

How often should you do this ? Once a month ?

[@madopz9040]

You can fry the motherboard so be careful

[@Dictatortot-n3d]

That is very hard to do. Esd is pretty much damn near impossible to fry stuff. A bad psu or cable or pins shorting on eachother are the resl danger

[@squirtledude6927]

Can you use an air compressor instead of compressed air cans or the datavac???

[@gilbert012684]

Whoever had his pc in that condition doesn't deserve it... give it to mee

[@KnightOwlss]

The alcohol says not to put it on electrical components

[@BelowAmbient]

get a air compressor

[@nishatchotu]

Which duster u used

[@nathancorey5750]

I love ur car the 370z I saw it on the reflection of the computer

[@gabika07rh]

Was that a 350Z????😮❤

[@xweng4197]

I thin it is 370z

[@RiskiVR]

finally they do something correct

[@vram1974]

Has anyone ever damaged their fans by letting them spin?

[@uphill248]

I use a leaf blower

[@jinggacolor5239]

266$ the price in my country datavac

[@jomgyi9659]

my pc wont turn on after cleaning, all wires are checked tight.

[@akio-n5o]

Isn't removing the gpu feels better before dusting, bcoz the flying dust will sit on the gpu.

[@Roy-jo9up]

I once broke my gpu fan, power supply, and radiator fan at the same time. Listen to his advice kids.

[@TheFrenchClipper]

Imagine paying for someone to push the dust in

[@rknine7998]

*I have that same dust blower and I dust blow the internal part of my computer every week on Sundays.*

[@mustafashouman1302]

What's the brand name for this dust blower

[@rknine7998]

@@mustafashouman1302 MetroVac DataVac.

[@viewbens]

Air blower like these sucks asf! It cost me my 1.6K PC. I would say take your time to clean it up with air can dust blower. Or gg