Dusty systems

[Bradtemple87]

Only marginally on topic, but I REALLY hate the deep grooves that are all over the PS2 and on the back of the Model 2 Genesis. They don't seem to serve a real purpose, and getting caked-on dust out of them is no fun at all.

EXACTLY, its ok I betrayed my fat ps2 years ago for a slim silver

[D.D.D.]

I use static-free bags on top of the systems. It seems to propel dust away from them.

[Bradtemple87]

I use static-free bags on top of the systems. It seems to propel dust away from them.

Smart idea, I like it

[Opa Opa]

They coulda just painted on flames or used a "type R" sticker for that!

The sticker maybe would've worked but painting flames would make them run too fast. The same holds true for cars.

[Curlypaul]

Only marginally on topic, but I REALLY hate the deep grooves that are all over the PS2 and on the back of the Model 2 Genesis. They don't seem to serve a real purpose, and getting caked-on dust out of them is no fun at all.

+1

I was recently given a dirty PS2 and it took flippin ages to clean it. Just when I though it was done I'd find some more nooks hiding more filth.

[Para]

I just let my systems sit there and collect a bit of dust. I dust them every week or two so I really don't see the big deal.

My house isn't a museum. I have my consoles set up to enjoy and play, I'm not gonna turn into some crazy Italian family and wrap all my possessions in plastic so they don't get dusty.

[MikeyW]

My house is super dusty. It's bad for my lungs let alone my consoles. But to be honest, I'm not afraid of a bit of dust. I just dust around my room every weekend with a regular dusting cloth, it's super-fun, like colouring in but backwards.

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[robbievgb]

My Dad got my a California mini duster for my car years ago, and it works great on consoles and shelves (of games, books, movies, or whatever). I'd highly recommend it if you are looking for good duster.

http://www.californiacardusters.com/sho ... uster.html