Why does canned air cost more than furniture spray?

[Marthe48]

Just another thing to ponder

[Sneederbunk]

1. I will ponder this while drinking a bottle of water.

[Marthe48]

5. I don't buy bottled water unless there's a train wreck

[ProfessorGAC]

11. While I Don't Drink Bottled Water...

...considering it a marketing scam for 80% of America, the people near that train wreck should probably have been drinking bottled water the last 30 years.
EPA is finding elevated levels or potentially (or confirmed as) dangerous organic compounds in air & water that are exceedingly unlikely to be present as the result if the recent incident.
My surmise is that the whole area was already a toxic swamp, and we would have never known it had the train Nit derailed.

[House of Roberts]

2. I don't have furniture that needs spraying as I have cats.

I don't need canned air because I have two air compressors, and an air tank.

[Marthe48]

3. I don't buy the air

I'm getting ready to clean an ornate lamp, with a brush, cloth and whatever else will get the nooks and crannies cleaned. Random thoughts.

My electric inflator is still out, used it on the flat tire yesterday. Hmmmm

[Conjuay]

9. the problem with air compressors

is that they also allow humidity in the air to get condensed and blow spits of water on what you are cleaning/dusting.
Not good if you are airbrushing models or electronics and stuff like that.

[House of Roberts]

10. Running a dryer/filter solves that problem.

I've been servicing those on the CNC mills I ran for forty years.

[Marthe48]

12. That's good to know

I'll probably just stick to time tested methods to clean my stuff

[Diamond_Dog]

4. Good question!

Reminds me of this meme …

[Marthe48]

6. oh well

even cat litter is no longer dirt cheap!

[Meadowoak]

7. The price of anything is determined by what people will pay for it.

[Harker]

8. Air is essential to life. n/t