Xbox Series X: Dust Clean!

Welcome to "Xbox Series X: Dust Clean! keeping your console running smoothly and efficiently. In this video, we'll show you how we effectively clean the dust from the Xbox Series X, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
Dust build-up can cause overheating and performance issues, so it's crucial to regularly maintain your console.

[@latinokid33]

Dust? That aint no dust. Thats weed.

[@supermanblue2274]

You can purchase adhesive screens for the Xbox Series X's rear exhaust ports to reduce the amount of dust.

[@Jada0303]

Mines deff not that dirty house is clean but after 2 yrs would luv to give it a soft clean (fan/grill) -- getting to the motherboard tho, is outta bounds for me 🙉🙈

[@mikemcelwain]

Would hate to see this person's home 😮

[@dannyh7871]

I guarantee your Xbox console looks just as bad. You can have a clean house and still have dust collect in items like a console.

[@zaffiqbal9740]

Great video. ❤

[@deans76]

Thank you!

[@Viggen66]

Just one question what is the spray at the end you are using?

[@deans76]

Hi It's Polish.

[@prisoneralex2752]

Next time use a vacuum instead of a blower! Wtf? You just kept getting everything dirty again lol

[@deans76]

thanks for the comment With a blower, you're not physically touching the components with a vacuum, you have a chance of static discharge to the components.

[@ronc.belden157]

As an ex-Xerox service man I can verify this. Most house hold style vacuums can build up a positive static charge from air movement that has dust or other particles in it, such as hair and tiny flakes of skin etc. If vacuums are used they have to have a special motor that creates a negative charge while the power is on to negate this from happening.