Cans Of Compressed Air

[Mobi]

I'm always reading in computer geek articles about how I should use cans of compressed air to clean my PC's, key boards etc.

Some of these articles are written for readership in Thailand, so I was wondering if anyone had ever come across them for sale here.

Any information will be gratefully received.

[A_Traveller]

I'm pretty sure I've seen them in Pantip, but I've not used any here.

Regards

[Bpraim1]

I have seen them for sale in Big C and Zeer rangsit! Just about any computer store will be able to get some for you.

[monty]

Amorn, basement of TukCom South Pattaya...

Bloody expensive air though, over 100 Baht for a can

[RKASA]

Connect the hose of your vacuum to the ext. port and control air flow with fingers at the other end.  Use a small soft paint brush to carfully knock the dust bunnies and webs loose.

[quiksilva]

4th / 5 th floor at Fortune somewhere near the shop that sells good quality components near IT City. 100 Baht a go.

[JonnieB]

Amorn, basement of TukCom South Pattaya...

Bloody expensive air though, over 100 Baht for a can

when i was back stateside a couple weeks ago, comp usa had them for like $4-$5 a can so B100/$3.00 doesn't sound so bad.

[Guest Reimar]

At Ban Mor the price is about THB 70.00 and goes up to about THB 130 (Nattapong) for the german imported one!

[tjo o tjim]

It's actually not air but refrigerant (so it can stay a liquid at room temperature and reasonable pressure). Environmentally, it's a terrible waste to use that stuff. I'd use a small compressor first if it is at all practical, but YMMV. A vacuum works better, as it actually does something with the dust rather than just blow it somewhere (potentially deeper into the computer).