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Was wondering where you guys get your canned air from? Recently it has been harder and harder to find locally at a reasonable cost. What brand/s do you like best? And where do you buy from?
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Hi,
Was wondering where you guys get your canned air from? Recently it has been harder and harder to find locally at a reasonable cost. What brand/s do you like best? And where do you buy from?
And bonus question, did anyone tried an electric air duster and is it compact enough to carry in the toolbag ?
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6000SP 10oz.
We have been using this product for years.
A big NO to the electric duster we tried. Very loud.
Where is that location? On the Mars?Originally Posted by adamcopiercali
It's simple supply.
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More than the toner vacuum ?
If I could simply plug it in my trunk to recharge instead of tracking each time how many cans are left ...
Air with refrigerant? NEVER.
I've frozen too many sensors. The refillable bottles that can be filled with a compressor are better, silent, and never froze a sensor. Next choice: blower brush. =^..^=
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I like the idea. Only $20 US on Amazon.
I've tried those refillable air bottle and they are good for some light dust but not much more. Nothing better in my opinion then good old canned "compressed" air. There are some cheap compressed air that produce ice even when not tilted. They all produce ice when can is turned upside down, that's just the nature of compressed air. Best I've found is Stoner Gust and Uline canned air. A little pricey but a valueable "tool" which I use almost every service call.
Last edited by copyman; 03-01-2024 at 04:32 AM.
Just be sure that there are no flammable contents if using a toner vacuum to suck up the debris.
I found out by experience after a rather large ‘fart’ and flame from the exhaust of the vacuum.
No injuries or damage other than my nerves.😟
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Good advice. Fortunately using canned air helps me limit using the vac. I've probably only used the vac about 2 times in last year. Not saying only the canned air helps with not using vac, mostly because the new machines run so much cleaner.
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