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A greener solution to dusting your gadgets…

By Julie Strietelmeier / April 19, 2009 / Spotlight Gadgets / 1 Comment

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The Metro DataVac Electric Duster is an alternative to buying disposable cans of compressed air. It has a sturdy steel body, comes with several nozzel tips and can direct 70 CFM of air.

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I created The Gadgeteer in 1997 as a fun way to share my passion for gadgets which began when I was a little kid. Some of my other interests include ukulele, photography, and productivity hacks. Learn more about me and my favorite gear. You can now find me on YouTube at @JulieStrietelmeier, my personal blog at juliestrietelmeier.com, and as part of the team at Gear Diary

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mikeypizano
April 20, 2009 at 3:43 pm

Rip off. I got a 2 gal. air compressor for 80 bucks…

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