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....a swiffer brush 

....can of compressed air

Whatever you do, don't take it outside and use the garden hose on it like my daughter did. I know she meant well and keep in mind she was in her early teens. Kids - they will always surprise you!

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Never heard of a fan you cannot take apart,look a bit closer,there must be a way of taking the cage off,,if there is a way to put it on,there must be a way to take it off.>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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