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Old 29-12-2010, 18:44   #16
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Re: How to clean my Memory Modules (RAM) ?
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How exactly does a hoover generate static ?
Moving dry air will build up a static charge on any component that is an insulator.
A hefty static charge *could* build up in your hoover and be discharged to ground through your computer components.

I wouldn't risk it anyway. YMMV.
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Old 29-12-2010, 19:01   #17
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Please bare in mind its not only Hoovers but all other manufacturers of Vacuum cleaners as well lol
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Please bare in mind its not only Hoovers but all other manufacturers of Vacuum cleaners as well lol
OMG Not Dysons too...

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Re: How to clean my Memory Modules (RAM) ?
I wouldnt get a metal nozel from a hoover anywhere near my RAM or even a plastic one.


End of the day you need more RAM. See if you can get another stick of 1GB.
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Re: How to clean my Memory Modules (RAM) ?
You can stop Dyson brushes from rotating while using the hose. Twist the big knob on the rhs of the brush head.
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You can stop Dyson brushes from rotating while using the hose. Twist the big knob on the rhs of the brush head.
Paging Mr Love Monkey, an unused available double entendre has been found...
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Paging Mr Love Monkey, an unused available double entendre has been found...
apart from the innuendo, do you have any knowledge regarding the friction of air moving through 'hoover' nozzles producing static charges m'lord?
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Re: How to clean my Memory Modules (RAM) ?
One way is dust particles moving in a dry airflow.

Tribocharging is the thing you seek..
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apart from the innuendo
Didn't know Queen albums produced static
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