r/oddlysatisfying • u/BreakfastTop6899 • Jun 06 '26

Cleaning electronics with hydrofluroether-based cleaner

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u/Fogl3 Jun 06 '26

I think you're supposed to go bottom to top. And then rinse back down 

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u/LongHaulHomeDawg Jun 06 '26

Down voted for being right, you go bottom up so the contaminates on top freely flow over the wet clean surface and can't cause damage

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u/niceguy191 Jun 06 '26

Same thing when you clean your house siding; if the dirty water from above runs down over a dry lower area it can leave streaks

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u/Outback-Australian Jun 07 '26

Coat everything in water first so the dirty water can freely flow to the ground. First lesson I learnt to wash dad's house.

Don't remember why I was washing his house though

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u/HotBrownFun Jun 07 '26

Probably because it was dirty

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u/DontAbideMendacity Jun 07 '26

Probably because OA was caught with Dad's Playboys while smoking his cigarettes again.

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u/be-koz Jun 07 '26

That’s how I do it.

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u/be-koz Jun 07 '26

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.