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1 month agoYou can loosen up the dust with the bristles and then pull it out with the toothpick. I wouldn’t recommend using metal tools.
FireWire400
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Yeah, a toothpick or even a toothbrush will do the trick if you’re careful. And without creating unnecessary waste.
You can’t just say “perchance” btw
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