
Ten ounce cans
Disposable Duster, 10 oz 2-pack
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$13.44$0.67 an ounce of gas
Two standard cans keep one ready on the bench while the other rests in a desk drawer for keyboards and towers.

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This case keeps a shop shelf or supply cabinet stocked through months of daily maintenance. Pulling a fresh standard can from a back room means nobody stops mid-shift to hunt down another. It handles gray layers on intake vents, grit lodged beneath keycaps, and sawdust gathered across hobby tables.
$49.09$0.41 an ounce of gas
12 cans of 10 oz, 120 oz of gas in the pack. Our dusters carry a bitterant, added to discourage inhalant abuse, and the listings for them are age restricted at the point of sale. Read the can before you use it: the label is the instruction, and this site is not a substitute for it.
| Pack | 12 cans, 10 oz each |
|---|---|
| Gas in one can | 10 oz |
| Gas in the pack | 120 oz |
| Cost of one can | $4.09 |
| Cost of an ounce of gas | $0.41 |
| Item code | DPSXLRCP |
| Shelf | Ten ounce cans |
| Listed for | Keyboards and laptops, Desktops and fans, Craft and hobby benches |
A full box sits in the supply closet or underneath a workbench until someone needs it. Teams managing rows of machines can grab a fresh can without tracking inventory each week.
Towers pulled from floor corners collect thick gray lint across their front intake panels. The gas stream dislodges that felted layer from plastic mesh so the metal chassis underneath shows through.
Sawdust drifts across craft tables, and fine thread fuzz settles into the mechanical corners of sewing bobbins. The gas clears out those tight gaps without disturbing small parts on the mat.
Crumbs and dry debris fly out from under keycaps onto the desk blotter below. You sweep that pile into a wastebasket, slide the tower back against the baseboard, and the job is done.