Even at home, you can go whoosh and “blow it all away!” Cleaning. Air dusters are really “effective.”

(*´ω｀*)I update my blog every morning at 8 AM~
It’s quite challenging.

Well then….

Don’t you sometimes have trouble because you can’t use air to blow things away at home?

I think there are surprisingly many people like that.
“What, if only I had air…” Just for a moment…

Such a dream is actually sold at Makita.
Interestingly, both the 40V and 18V have the same performance.

I personally use the Makita AS180DZ.

Easily “blow it away!”
Air dusters should become more widespread as a cleaning tool.

In typical households,
using air to “blow things away” is basically rare.

When you work like at a motorcycle shop,
you use an “air compressor” to whoosh and blow things away.
All sorts of things.

After washing, wet things, dusty things, before welding or painting, or just for good luck? and so on.

It’s absolutely indispensable.

Since there’s no air compressor at home,
we can’t “blow things away.”

I often wish it could be used more easily.

When it comes to cleaning at home,
“wiping,” “vacuuming,” and “sweeping”
are all we have.

Just “wiping,” “vacuuming,” and “sweeping” sometimes isn’t enough, and it’s really frustrating.

Air dusters are especially great for fine and tight spaces.
Window sash gaps and keyboards are amazing, right?

Blowing away the veranda and its gaps
to collect the dust is also really effective.
Since you can blow away moisture too, it dries things quickly.
*Things like air conditioner filters are the best

Outdoors (outdoor activities) are especially effective.

Mud and sand on shoe soles. Blowing away moisture and dirt from camping gear.
Sand on the car floor is also amazing.

“Just being able to blow things away makes such a difference?” You’ll definitely think so.

Whoosh whoosh whoosh (*´ω｀*)

Outdoor bonus uses:
“inflating,” “starting a fire,” “when insects come around,” “blowing dust off cameras and computers and precision equipment”
are also effective.

When you consider the bonus uses too, the applications are quite broad.
As a cleaning “helper tool, it’s in a really good position.” I think.

Before buying this Makita air duster,
try a canned spray “air duster” first,
and you’ll really feel how convenient it is.

Of course, when you compare them, the canned version has less power and airflow, so it’s still fun just to get a feel for it.

Blowing things away with air
as a cleaning helper element should really expand more, I think~

(*´ω｀*)Cleaning starts with the right tools.
If you seek convenience, you can keep it up.