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Old Jan 9, 2013, 01:24 AM   #401
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Yes, you need to occasionally clean out the PC no matter what, but you don't get hair in the case unless you have pet. It's also hard to argue that a home with a pet would be cleaner than one without given the same cleaning routine; if you have a pet, you need to clean more often to maintain the same level of cleanliness. And I don't think the number of pets served by a veterinary clinic is a fair argument for the amount of junk in that case. Unless the PC is in the waiting room of the clinic, the maximum number of pets that would be in the room with it is probably one or two at a time, which is no different than having pets in a home. I'm sure veterinary clinics are also cleaned more frequently than an average home, not only to prevent the spread of disease but to maintain a good appearance for clients. That PC is dirty due to a combination of pet hair and neglect.
I have 4 cats and 2 dogs in my home and I never get pet hair in any of my machines and I only vacuum once a week
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Old Jan 9, 2013, 01:33 AM   #402
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Yes, you need to occasionally clean out the PC no matter what, but you don't get hair in the case unless you have pet. It's also hard to argue that a home with a pet would be cleaner than one without given the same cleaning routine; if you have a pet, you need to clean more often to maintain the same level of cleanliness. And I don't think the number of pets served by a veterinary clinic is a fair argument for the amount of junk in that case. Unless the PC is in the waiting room of the clinic, the maximum number of pets that would be in the room with it is probably one or two at a time, which is no different than having pets in a home. I'm sure veterinary clinics are also cleaned more frequently than an average home, not only to prevent the spread of disease but to maintain a good appearance for clients. That PC is dirty due to a combination of pet hair and neglect.
This machine was located in one of the consulting rooms where they examine the animals.
It also has probably not been cleaned in 6-7 Years.
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I have 4 cats and 2 dogs in my home and I never get pet hair in any of my machines and I only vacuum once a week
Thats because you live in an attic. The pets are downstairs enjoying the heater.
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1. its not a attic
2. the dog/cat sleeps in my room because its warm
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Old Jan 9, 2013, 05:12 PM   #405
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my stabilizer, after about 1 year needs to get cleaned



cleaning and it looks like brand new again
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Dafuq guys! I live like 5 minutes from highway and have 4 cats in the place, a gf that loose her hairs like shit......i barely remove dust...my cmputer case is sitting on the floor with a 120mm sucking in and after 6 months i had found no dust like in what you show! How can that happen ?
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And this is exactly who I don't own nor would ever want to own a pet.
I own 4 dogs and a cat, one of the dogs actually prefers to sleep right next to my computer. I think she likes the warmth. My computer is also on a carpeted floor. It doesn't look anything like that. Dust filters and cleaning it out with a vacuum and some compressed air every 3-4 months keeps it very clean, and it only takes about 5 minutes of my time.

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Dafuq guys! I live like 5 minutes from highway and have 4 cats in the place, a gf that loose her hairs like shit......i barely remove dust...my cmputer case is sitting on the floor with a 120mm sucking in and after 6 months i had found no dust like in what you show! How can that happen ?
Try letting it go for years. Most of these PCs have probably never even had the side panel taken off since they were built.
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I change my setup before the years ... so no chance to get that much dust :P
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. Dust filters and cleaning it out with a vacuum and some compressed air every 3-4 months keeps it very clean, and it only takes about 5 minutes of my time.
And that's one reason I decided to buy an silverstone RV02B-W case it came with filters for all the fans except the one on the HDD cage but that hardly ever get crud on it anyways
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Old Jan 12, 2013, 11:07 AM   #413
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my guardian 921rb has a filter only on the hdd fan and psu.
hdd one isnt removeable.
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Use coffee filtering paper to cover the intake fan/vent holes, ddd. I did the same and it works (as long as your cooling creates a low pressure environment in your case).
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we drink tea here. i doubt we will get coffee filtering paper.

i will try looking for alternatives. i did use air filter paper, but the filter gets clogged up to fast. in a day or two.
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Maybe a piece of old shirt?
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we drink tea here. i doubt we will get coffee filtering paper.

i will try looking for alternatives. i did use air filter paper, but the filter gets clogged up to fast. in a day or two.
I done told you once panty hose.
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we drink tea here. i doubt we will get coffee filtering paper.


But yeah pantyhose is da boss. Seriously try it, it works quite well and one pair is cheap and lasts for miles. Buy XXXL.
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LIke I'm gonna be seen buying a pair of triple X pantyhose. I have a rep to uphold

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You could use silk screen cloth... I did it before on my Antec 300 side panel fan intake... I think I still have the silk screen cloth dust filter i used before... I'll upload pics as soon as I find it... I had it stitched to velcro loops then I glued (used rugby so it's easy to remove/clean) the velcro hooks to the side panel... cost me less than a dollar and you could just remove and wash if ever it gets clogged with dust...
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You go ahead and pretend that's true.
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I have found several computers.. In a dust room.. And none, I say none were even as dusty in comparison to some of the systems I have seen here!
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But yeah pantyhose is da boss. Seriously try it, it works quite well and one pair is cheap and lasts for miles. Buy XXXL.
Man....just a trick like that. Never buy a pair of pantyhose that fits your size. That could give bad impression if you know what I mean. :P
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Get some beer, Nyquil, and lube with those pantyhose
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