Help? NES Cleaning.

[jr27430]

Does anybody know the best and safe way to clean dirty use Old NES games?

 

[Tarvis]

Use a rom. NES cartridges arent why you get yellow screens.. its how the system is designed. Its the system that needs the major cleaner (fix).

 

[Tarvis]

Also.. if you wanted a NES that had that yellow screen problem fixed.. then you need one of these:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3084576829&category=62054

 

[jr27430]

Oh there no problem console. I bought some NES carts this morning at a Yard Sale. The games are dirty. What can I clean it with without tearing it up?

That NES setup looks like a get deal. But I all readly have a NES Console. Thanks anyway Travis.

Need more NES Carts. Bescause I collect them.

 

[Logan]

Umm...I always blew in them.

 

[Don Francisco]

Blowing causes saliva and stuff to get in them. Your best bet is to get a can of compressed air or whatever it is and just blow that air into it.

 

[Tarvis]

how the hell do you blow?
Wait. dont answer that.

 

[Patrick]

My friend had a broken N64, so we got all these Q-tips and cleaned out all this crap in the nooks and crannies. It worked after that.

 

[jr27430]

Did you use Isopropyl Alcohol with your Q-tips?

 

[Patrick]

No. Just plain old Q-tips without anything on them. It worked for an N64, but an NES is a lot more unstable, and easier to break. I don't reccomend it.

 

[jr27430]

You don't reccomend using Isopropyl Alcohol with your Q-tips?
I did hope they still work.

 

[Patrick]

I do not reccomend using the q tips in general.

 

[jr27430]

Why is that?

 

[Coat Hanger Man]

you could contact the nintendo customer services on the back of one of your booklets. you know with the mario w/ screwdriver?


maybe a cotton ball would work. I am not so certain.

 

[jr27430]

Thanks, bro. for your help. Might have to try that .