Warlord wrote:2. Scrub it with the paint brush.
derSammler wrote:Warlord wrote:2. Scrub it with the paint brush.
Yeah, nice for causing ESD damage. There are special brushes to clean PCBs that won't build up static charge.
derSammler wrote:Warlord wrote:2. Scrub it with the paint brush.
Yeah, nice for causing ESD damage.
Warlord wrote:derSammler wrote:Warlord wrote:2. Scrub it with the paint brush.
Yeah, nice for causing ESD damage.
It's not only scientifically impossible but its also not provable. You don't know what you are talking about.
The non-toxic formula easily and quickly removes fingerprints, water marks, food stains and grease, restoring luster and shine. Advanced polymer technology creates an anti-static barrier that helps resist future dust, marks and smudges, keeping your metal looking cleaner longer.
SirNickity wrote:Others will only bathe their parts in 99% IPA and scrub with a brush whose bristles are made from a virgin unicorn. Dried with air created from a golden bellows, actuated by a magical elf, for no less than 72 hours before power-on.
imi wrote: but then again, I use brake cleaner for more difficult tasks
HanJammer wrote:I just use compressed air for removing loose dust and dirt (and by compressed air I don't mean spray can propane from computer store - be eco friendly).
Then I use PCB Cleaner in the spray bottle and ESD safe brush. I put the board on it's side on some paper towels, spray alot of PCB Cleaner and brush it moving the dirt down.
For really dirty items I may shower them with the warm water and use the PCB Cleaner afterwards.
elod wrote:Alcohol will not disolve some stuff. So it really depends on the stain itself.
Horun wrote:PCB Cleaner ? Most I have seen here in USA are 99% ISO Alc though a few contain other cleaners too (and generic 99% IPA is way cheaper). What brand do you use ?
wiretap wrote:I spray it down with Freon-TF.
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