Ultra Duster Industrial Strength Compressed Air Duster Cleaner 10 oz. 4/Pack (UDS-10P4)

Easy to use & did the trick when a vacuum was powerless. Gunk fell away easily. Very efficient! Using 2nd can for PCs & other electronics. Good value! Go Me!

I use ALOT of this stuff around the house! I highly recommend these as caps are on tight, do not fall off like others! I recommend that if you're using the long red tube to make sure it's pushed in all the way as it can come off and kick back in your face! Happens to me quite often!

You can't beat the price for 4 cans of air duster. No doubt about that. I use it when cleaning the coils on my refrigerator, in combination with coil cleaner. Also use it on computer keyboards and other stuff you can't get at with a paper towel. The only downside to this product is that the can freezes up fairly quickly, so it's best to have 2 or 3 cans to use at once if doing a large project. The straw stays put, doesn't fly away when in use. Can tab breaks off easily to begin using it. I highly recommend simply due to the price of the 4 cans. Can't be beat anyplace else. The air pressure is best when the can is full to about 1/2 full, then the pressure dies off a bit.

I use this compressed air to clean out dust from my vacuum cleaner's paper filter. I get more uses from each filter and don't have to wash them as frequently. These have the power to get the deepest dust from the filter. I highly recommend this product for my purposes than any other brand.

These are great for cleaning thread pieces and dust from my sewing machines. Priced great, too.

I have used this product before and it works great. It doesn't go bad and I ordered the 6 pack to save $

work great but too expensive

Too expensive for just air!

the straw that comes with it sometimes shots out it doesnt always stay in the nozzle when i use it for smaller tighter areas

It does what its meant to. The only issue I came across was that when I came back to a previously used can... The can would be empty! I noticed that they leak air even when not pressing the trigger. I started pulling the trigger outwards after every use in hopes of salvaging as much air that escapes from the can valve being leaky.