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Old 23-11-2007, 10:29 AM   #1 (permalink)
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getting rid of dust

i'm sick of the dust i have on my glass av stand and on my equipment.is they anything i can buy to make my life easier ?
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Re: getting rid of dust

Get an ioniser and stick it on the other side of the room. They are dust magnets.
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Re: getting rid of dust

Special AV Duster:

Take 1 wire coathanger and bend the wire so that it is a large looparound 3 inches wide and quite long.

Take an old sock and stretch it over the loop of wire.

Ta da - one homemade AV duster, just right for getting under the gear (it also has a hook for hanging in the cleaning cupboard!!)
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Microfibre cloths, about £1.50 for 2 from Tescos - work brilliantly
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Get a Ioniser like Paulie said above , I bought one from Argos fair enough it was £150 but its worth its money in gold.
It as permanent filters that never need replacing and mine runs permanent in my A/V room 24/7 i got all black polished kit and if i have to just nip over my stuff with a micro fibre once every 5 week its a miracle.
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