If you don't have compressed air or a sponge, there are still several other methods you can use to clean your computer:

Use a soft, lint-free cloth: A clean, dry microfiber cloth can be used to gently wipe away dust and grime from the exterior surfaces of your computer, including the keyboard, mouse, and monitor.

Use a small, clean paintbrush: If you have a small, clean, soft-bristled paintbrush, you can use it to gently brush away dust and debris from hard-to-reach areas like keyboard keys, vents, and ports.

Cotton swabs: Dampen a cotton swab with water (or isopropyl alcohol for more stubborn grime) and use it to clean areas such as keyboard keys, mouse buttons, and USB ports. Be sure to let the components dry thoroughly before using them again.

Vacuum cleaner with brush attachment: Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to gently remove dust and debris from the computer's vents and exterior. Avoid using a vacuum cleaner on internal components, as it can generate static electricity.

Remember to turn off and unplug your computer before cleaning it, and be gentle to avoid damaging any components. If you need to clean the internal components of your computer (such as fans or heatsinks), it's best to use compressed air or seek assistance from a professional if you don't have the necessary tools.
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