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"When cleaning electronics, go through and dust first. Get, use, a static duster and dust all the dust off of it – the fronts, the sides, everywhere that dust is going to land. You can also use just a dry cloth. The rest of electronics you can either use a glass cleaner, like on the front of televisions, or they also have the electronic spray. Never spray the spray onto an electronic itself, spray it on the rag first and then wipe down the actual surface that you are trying to clean and make sure that it’s not too damp. And then you can also just wipe down the tops with the same rag, and that’s going to keep the dust from coming back as easy. "
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