dusting

[kite200]

I just dusted my two famicom systems, my famicom / disk system and my twin. note that the famicom disk system pair has its own hudson rack for increased awesomeness. after dusting, I really realized how red the famicom is. its super 80's. does anyone know the name of the color and how do you guys dust your systems? I used some stupid swifer bullshit

[Jedi Master Baiter]

I probably should clean the intestines of my NES, but so much to get under.

I will do a decade cleaning when I need to replace the pins.

[MarioMania]

I just wipe it with a cloth...

[manuel]

No clue how that color is called...

I dust my stuff mostly with swifer type dusting... stuff.

[133MHz]

I keep my systems like new with some cleaning product called Cif (don't know the name in other countries). A damp cloth with Cif and then just a damp cloth to remove the residues gets rid of all the dirt and grime that accumulates over the years leaving the systems all nice and shiny again, though it won't remove the yellowing (that's a chemical reaction of the plastic with UV light).

[manuel]

Does it look like this?
Cif is quite major in Europe. I wonder if it's the same...

[133MHz]

Yup, the white one.

[satoshi_matrix]

I've never heard of it in Canada.

[Doc]

Haven't heard of it either, sounds good. I just use a duster really, myself.

[Jollie]

where do you get circuit board cleaner at?

[133MHz]

At any decent electronics store (Rat Shack-alike).

[FamicomFreak]

i use swifer cloth things too. i just did a complete clean up on all my systems last night took a while....

[MarioMan1983]

Does it look like this?
Cif is quite major in Europe. I wonder if it's the same...

Wait a minute, does that say "Mousse" as in hair mousse?
I wouldnt want to put mousse in my hair that was made by a bleach company...

[manuel]

Yeas, it says mousse.
There's hair mousse and also chocolate mousse. It's only a term for a "something foamy".