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Rating: 5/5

Price: Free! Thanks to Cyber Clean for the reviewers pack!

Review:

Just Press and Pull! Thats how easy Cyber Clean is. I first saw Cyber Clean in a RadioShack around me, and thought, “Thats sooo cool!”. And I read more. So I finally emailed Cyber Clean and asked for a product, and they said yes! So here what I got:

1 Cyber Clean Compound for home & office in a plastic jar

1 Cyber Clean Compound for home & office in a baggy (you’ll hear about that later)

1 Cyber Clean Compound for Cars in a baggy

So this is the review of the Cyber Clean for Home and Office to start. Cars come later.

When I first tore open the package I got from my mailman Tom, I brought it into my room and did an un boxing video. That can be found here. So I went straight from that, to actually using it on my computers Dell Home & Office Keyboard. Lets rewind though. Basically what Cyber Clean is, is a slimy, gooey, blob of yellow stuff, that smells like alcohol faintly, and feels wet. It feel wet, and leaves your hands dry. This means that it also leaved everything else it touches dry within seconds. So I used it on my Dell keyboard, following the directions on the case. Push and Lift. So I pushed it down, at a fairly hard strength, for about 10 seconds. And then lifted. The first thing I noticed was that the Cyber Clean took the shape of the keyboard, with all the appropriate dips and crevices. The second thing I noticed is that the dust covered keyboard, had 0 dust where the Cyber Clean has been applied. So there was a clear spot within the dusty keyboard. So I went head and did the rest of the keyboard. Now my 5 year old dell keyboard, looks as clean as the day I got it. If only Cyber Clean fixed scratched too. But anyway, I went ahead and tried my computer case, where the fans took in air. In those spots, dust became very visible, even when it was hid under the desk. So I applied it LIGHTLY this time, and held for 10 seconds. When I removed it, the whole radius of the 120mm Thermaltake fan was dust free, and dark black again. So I did this to the rest of the case. And now my case looks brand new, a nice dark black and no white dust and pieces of hair stuck to the case. So next, I went to my iPod case I want to sell on eBay, but its flithy with dust it little crevices. I have a Speck Pixel Skin case, so it has about 100 little crevices. I could never reach them until today, when I pushed the Cyber Clean down on it for 10 seconds, on both insides and out. Now it looks new. Like really new. Brand new. Now here is a tip. This works and does good with dust, hair and particles on the tech itself. This product is NOT meant for screens of any kind. LED, LCD, Plasma, or any other type of screen you may have. And this product will only work on laptops and lower keyed keyboards like the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard, if there is dust present on top on the keys, as they are too low to the keyboard andare not molded well by Cyber Clean.

I give the home and office cyber clean a perfect 5/5, for working as advertised, working well, easy to apply and use, and not harmful. This product also features 95% biodegradable material, non toxic chemicals, and non harmful chemicals. However, if ingested, a doctor should be called and notified. Also I got 2 packets for the home & office Cyber Clean. The other will be given away in a contest. Send an email to <jonah@iguystech.com> with the subject CONTEST: CYBER CLEAN and the message your name, email, phone number and/ or address. Winners will be picked when at least 16 people enter. If that many do not enter in one month, than the currently entered will be competing against each other. The review for Cyber Clean for Automobile will be posted tomorrow. Thanks, I hope you have enjoyed this review, please come back for more!

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This packet will be given away

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