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    Dust particle at the speaker!

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by sws, Mar 26, 2012.

  1. sws

    sws Notebook Enthusiast

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    As the title says, how do u guys clean those dust particle off the speaker's tiny 'holes'?
     
    sws, Mar 26, 2012
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    Splintah Notebook Deity

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    Splintah, Mar 26, 2012
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  3. ALLurGroceries

    ALLurGroceries  Vegan Vermin Super Moderator

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    A toothbrush and compressed air does the trick.
     
    ALLurGroceries, Mar 26, 2012
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  4. Heihachi_1337

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    I second that for a suggestion.

    Did you change your avatar Groceries, or is there another one floating around these forums?
     
    Heihachi_1337, Mar 26, 2012
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  5. ALLurGroceries

    ALLurGroceries  Vegan Vermin Super Moderator

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    LOL yes I changed my avatar, but I'm sure I'll change back to the old one sometime. :p
     
    ALLurGroceries, Mar 26, 2012
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