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Topic	Can I clean an N64 cartridge with 70% isopropyl cleaning alcohol?
shadowsword87 05/12/23 8:12:49 PM #16:	Yellow posted... Idk why you wouldn't just run to the store and get the correct kind instead of risking water damage. It's not expensive and you can buy it anywhere. 70% is meant for sanitizing and disinfecting. 90%/99% is for electronics. Bullshit, dendrite growth is only existent as a result of electrical current. No current, no short, nothing happens. As long as the water isn't there to rust long term, it's fine. Electronics aren't some magical thing that exists in a bubble outside of the universe. It's cut out hunks of metal that are used to connect chips to chips. Don't let it rust. [LFAQs-redacted-quote] That's fair, as long as you're not fucking with a battery as well. So take that off. <cite>shadowsword87 posted [p:973434933] in Can I clea... [t:80441271]...</cite> <quote>Yellow posted... </cite><quote>Idk why you wouldn't just run to the store and get the correct kind instead of risking water damage. It's not expensive and you can buy it anywhere.70% is meant for sanitizing and disinfecting. 90%/99% is for electronics.</quote>Bullshit, dendrite growth is only existent as a result of electrical current. No current, no short, nothing happens. As long as the water isn't there to rust long term, it's fine.Electronics aren't some magical thing that exists in a bubble outside of the universe. It's cut out hunks of metal that are used to connect chips to chips. Don't let it rust.<cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> That's fair, as long as you're not fucking with a battery as well. So take that off.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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