Cleaning (dusting) Your Monitors (speakers)???

[deadair]

so after a few years, my monitors have assembled a nice little collection of dust on the cones, whats the best way to deal with this? bottled air shit? paper towel (seems sketchy)?, play some bumpin bass though them for a few hours? give me a hand here folks! thanks.

[vvv]

A soft feather duster, but be careful!

[8th_note]

If you're careful you should be able to use your vacuum cleaner with the soft brush attachment without hurting anything.

[drumsound]

Swiffer Duster

[MASSIVE Mastering]

I use a small, VERY light duster that resembles 6" very fine nylon fibers (I guess that's because it IS 6" very fine nylon fibers...)

You spin it a few times between your palms and dust pretty much "jumps" on it due to the static. A very light pass over the cones, then it's outside to spin it clean.

[I'm Painting Again]

Swiffer Duster

hell yes! swiffer makes the most badass products..

[vvv]

Yeah, but can ya use it on your lover, like you can a feather duster?

(Did I ask that? )

[rob@SigmaDelta]

swiffer duster is what I use for everything except pcbs hah

[deadair]

sound slike i gotta get a swiffer duster. thanks dudes!

[deadair]

just to update i will say that the swiffer duster is ass kicking for all sorts of dusting in the studio. thanks dudes. i'd have never known.

[Piotr]

Would it piss you off if I used my shop vac with its soft attachment? That works great without fucking things up...