Maxell Duster

While it is excellent for keyboards, fans, and internal components, you should avoid using it directly on delicate optical surfaces like camera lenses or LCD screens, as the high-pressure blast can sometimes leave residue or damage sensitive coatings.

The bitterant is a safety additive designed to discourage inhalant abuse. It creates an extremely unpleasant taste if someone attempts to misuse the product, prioritizing safety in both home and office environments.

Yes, always use the duster in a well-ventilated area and keep it away from open flames, sparks, or heat sources. Ensure your electronic devices are powered off and unplugged before cleaning to prevent any potential ignition.

The longevity depends on the duration of your bursts, but a 10 fl oz canister is generally sufficient for several deep cleanings of a standard keyboard and desktop setup. For best results, use short, controlled bursts rather than a continuous stream to conserve pressure.

It is best to keep the canister upright while spraying. Tilting or shaking the can excessively can cause the propellant to spray out as a liquid, which could damage your electronics.