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-[* black] before starting let me explain why you should use compressed air for electronics.
-[* black] dont blow with mouth or use shop vacuums. water particles and dust particles.
-[* black] before using compressed air we will starting with taking apart the amplifier.
+[* icon_note] Before starting it's important to use a compressed can of air as opposed to other alternatives such as shop vacuums or by simply blowing away the dust with your mouth.
+[* icon_note] Using your mouth to blow away the dust does not have a strong enough pressure as a can of compressed air does. Also your mouth can end up blowing water particles from your saliva, corrupting and destroying electrical components.
+[* icon_note] while shop vacuums can supply the same amount of pressure as a can of compressed air, the shop vacuum will more likely end up spraying much larger particles and pieces of debris into the amplifier.