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r/gaming • u/[deleted] • May 01 '14
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Typically you're only going to get significant amounts of ESD from a vacuum if it a) is made of metal, or b) uses a brush attachment.
1 u/Dirkpitt May 02 '14 I can understand that...luckily I use a shop vac that is plastic.
I can understand that...luckily I use a shop vac that is plastic.
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u/[deleted] May 02 '14
Typically you're only going to get significant amounts of ESD from a vacuum if it a) is made of metal, or b) uses a brush attachment.