The Tower/desktop Unit
The case is opened to expose the internal components, which accumulate dust brought in by the airflow maintained by fans to keep the PC from overheating. A soft brush is used throughout the case and components to remove as much loose dirt as possible; the remainder is dislodged with compressed air and removed with a low-pressure vacuum. The case is wiped down with a cleaning agent.
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