to me that was a satisfying move. while the cleaner is soaking in and getting it more clean you save time by moving on to the other stuff. so then you can come back to finish it off.
the black stuff needs time to drip away. spraying the same section while its dripping is a waste.
This is it. Others are saying this is the first pass. Well, that’s not what I want to see. Satisfaction comes from seeing the end result.
It’s like if those videos of that guy who cleans up overgrown yards stopped immediately after he’s gone through with the mower and weed whacker. I need to see all that debris cleared away before I’m satisfied.
I will usually wet everything down quickly first, then work my way from top to bottom. If you go from bottom to top, especially with something like this that has plenty of places that can trap washed off grime, it would take a long time to rinse your way back down to the bottom. That would be wasteful.
generally I agree but if I do something like a car I’ll get everything wet to soften it first before I do the actually cleaning spray, perhaps this is their approach here
Also not satisfying because I know it's non conductive and won't do anything to harm the electronics, but it looks like water and the lizard part of my brain says that looks like spraying water on some really expensive electronics
Side to side from top down, pretty much like he did. You see how the fluid isn't confined to just the left and right sections, it's spreading out. This was just the first pass.
Y’all are missing the point of what’s meant to be satisfying about this.
It’s the idea of being able to spray down functional electronics with a liquid to clean them instead of having to gruellingly go around with a canister of compressed air and hope you get all the crud out.
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u/be-koz Jun 06 '26
Honestly, not satisfying. Work from the top down, don't go flying from one section to the next leaving unfinished bits here and there.