Keeping ashes out of a desktop PC - Page 2

smeezekitty · 11-04-2009, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by mostlyharmless

and you would be completely wrong. If there is enough ash to settle everywhere, including your computer, then it is also a health hazard and your flue isn't working properly. Just thought I'd mention it, no need to thank me.

i'm simpily saying you dont have a fireplace.
and no there is no reason to thank you.

mostlyharmless · 11-04-2009, 01:59 PM

Clearly English isn't your first language. I have a fireplace, and I use sarcasm, occasionally.

joegumbo · 11-04-2009, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by mostlyharmless

and you would be completely wrong. If there is enough ash to settle everywhere, including your computer, then it is also a health hazard and your flue isn't working properly. Just thought I'd mention it, no need to thank me.

Thank you, mostlyharmless.

Actually, the cloth seals are a little compressed around the glass, the door, and elsewhere.

lumak · 11-04-2009, 07:20 PM

@joegumbo... not that you asked about this... But if there is that much ash, I would additionally be concerned about the state of your smoke detector. As it is, they are only rated to last 10 years. But you have an additional 7 years of high particulate matter build up that could have reduced the effectiveness. Testing it with real smoke only further reduces it's effectiveness..

smeezekitty · 11-04-2009, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by lumak

@joegumbo... not that you asked about this... But if there is that much ash, I would additionally be concerned about the state of your smoke detector. As it is, they are only rated to last 10 years. But you have an additional 7 years of high particulate matter build up that could have reduced the effectiveness. Testing it with real smoke only further reduces it's effectiveness..

true, any house with a fire should definitely have a working smoke detector.