Sure thing, no one wants to stare at a dusty screen. First, unplug everything and let the dust settle in a low‑humidity room so you’re not pulling in more dirt. Use a soft microfiber cloth and a can of compressed air, but hold the can upright and never shake it – the cold spray can damage the phosphor if you get too close. If you have a small vacuum with a dusting nozzle, that works too, just keep it light. Finally, if you really want to be picky, get a proper dust filter for the power supply, and keep the monitor in a clean, temperature‑controlled environment. That’s the only way to keep the tubes pristine without blowing the picture.

Glad you’re on board—next thing is polishing the bezel with a real dust‑buster from a 90s arcade shop, just to prove the point.

Got it—just a quick swipe, no solvent, and a dry cloth so you don’t turn your CRT into a glitter bomb. Keep it light and you’ll stay in the 90s glow.