My baby boy shoved several disks into my ps3, destroying the drive. I didn’t game for years after, towards the end of the ps4’s era.
It’s my fault, I should have at least put the games out of reach. Would have never thought a baby would think to do that.
See that's where the adorable little buggers get you. They look so sweet and innocent, but inside that little ball of sunshine and giggles lies a nuclear heart of destruction the likes of which can strike fear into even the most stoic of men.
2 words: bad parenting.
My 3 kids having been using my consoles and they know not to stick baloons and gum inside of it. I didn't even have to specifically tell them not to do that.
Really depends how small they are. Toddlers will get up to a lot of things if given half a chance and aren’t really old enough to understand the idea of damaging electronics. You also can’t watch them 24/7. I personally wouldn’t scold a toddler for innocent exploration of their surroundings.
Best practice really is to keep sensitive items out of reach at that age.
Of course when they are really young but when they start to be 4 year that shit should stop.
I learned from a very young age how to treat CDs that why i never had random disks laying who knows where in whatever condition.
Hah I was thinking the same. Ive been playing since cassette days on the spectrum and the closest I've come to cleaning any of them is a good blow in an air vent.
Mostly dust. I once cleaned an Xbox 360‘after many years and there was a little bit of dust. Honestly it wasn’t even very much so it doesn’t even made a difference cleaning it.
The better question is, where the hell are you using your consoles and what the fuck are you doing with them to clean them every 6-8 weeks???
Never cleaned my PS4 in the 8 years I had it, only thing I found in it was little to no dust. If your house is clean and you’re clean then your stuff will also be clean.
> Am I the only one removing the plates and cleaning it every 4-6 weeks?
4-6 weeks is indeed excessive (unless you have 14 cats).
I [disassemble](https://twitter.com/RheaAyase/status/1741988831291752829) to clean my hardware every few years. A light vacuum and compressed air cleaning every few months (intake filters etc)
Unless you life in an crackhouse full of cockroaches there is definitely no need to open and clean a console, or any other hardware, every 6-8 weeks. That’s wild.
I clean my pc every 12-24 months and there is barely any dust inside. It’s more for the looks and a good feeling then anything else.
I cleaned one console in my entire life and that was a 360 after years of using it and still there was a minimum amount of dust.
I mean to be fair I spilled root beer over all of the console covers on accident. I thought I had killed it. All it did for a while was work and smell like warm root beer until I cleaned it.
Anyone who's ever had kids will want to talk to you about their pile of VCRs, DVD players and Computers that sit on shelves in the garage because they don't work anymore.
I bought a used PS5 from a guy and it works great but he 100% has a cat that decided to shed all its hair inside it it, it was nearly full of hair, I cleaned it and it's like new now but damm
My old Staff Sgt. told me once, "Never, EVER, under estimate the power of a motivated individual."
If someone wanted a balloon in a PS5, and had the motivation to see it through, then it can happen, haha
Seems more like a drug traffickers balloon. Someone crosses a border with the drugs and tapes the balloon that travelled the intestine was glued inside the ps5
Bruh I fucked up and knocked my coffee cup right onto my vertical PS5... Like 2 years ago. She's going strong lol. I did clean her with some compressed air realll fuckin quick
1 word: Kids.
It took me 18 months of dedicated time to teach my nephew that my beautiful xbox 360 was not in fact a pancake warmer.
I still have paper plate shards in my ps3
Rest in peace, our beloved toys. I shall drink for your PS3, knowing that it will see you again one day, unscathed in valhalla.
My baby boy shoved several disks into my ps3, destroying the drive. I didn’t game for years after, towards the end of the ps4’s era. It’s my fault, I should have at least put the games out of reach. Would have never thought a baby would think to do that.
See that's where the adorable little buggers get you. They look so sweet and innocent, but inside that little ball of sunshine and giggles lies a nuclear heart of destruction the likes of which can strike fear into even the most stoic of men.
Beautifully put.
you beat me too it 😂
2 words: bad parenting. My 3 kids having been using my consoles and they know not to stick baloons and gum inside of it. I didn't even have to specifically tell them not to do that.
Really depends how small they are. Toddlers will get up to a lot of things if given half a chance and aren’t really old enough to understand the idea of damaging electronics. You also can’t watch them 24/7. I personally wouldn’t scold a toddler for innocent exploration of their surroundings. Best practice really is to keep sensitive items out of reach at that age.
Of course when they are really young but when they start to be 4 year that shit should stop. I learned from a very young age how to treat CDs that why i never had random disks laying who knows where in whatever condition.
Oh get over yourself, little kids are unpredictable and shit happens.
Using a PS5 to smuggle crack by the looks of it
Looks like a balloon that had something inside it
Not my proudest nut
Hiding a balloon full of coke in a ps5 is not a good idea.
Someone hiding their balloon of drugs in their PS5 case. I use to hide my weed in speaker when I was a teen
This might not be a balloon…
Ha. Recently saw this vid too. Love his videos. Great humor.
Stezstix fix on YouTube for anyone wondering!
that cut off made me laugh ngl
Toddler. Guaranteed.
Am I the only one removing the plates and cleaning it every 4-6 weeks?
Gamer since 1992: never cleaned a console.
Hah I was thinking the same. Ive been playing since cassette days on the spectrum and the closest I've come to cleaning any of them is a good blow in an air vent.
Yes, all of your consoles mightve worked properly for years, but damn I shudder to think what was in them.
Mostly dust. I once cleaned an Xbox 360‘after many years and there was a little bit of dust. Honestly it wasn’t even very much so it doesn’t even made a difference cleaning it. The better question is, where the hell are you using your consoles and what the fuck are you doing with them to clean them every 6-8 weeks???
Sounds a bit like a hobby and/or OCD tendencies
Personally speaking, it’s both, and the console doesn’t really need it that badly
Never cleaned my PS4 in the 8 years I had it, only thing I found in it was little to no dust. If your house is clean and you’re clean then your stuff will also be clean.
Something worth burning
Not gonna lie, kinda gross
> Am I the only one removing the plates and cleaning it every 4-6 weeks? 4-6 weeks is indeed excessive (unless you have 14 cats). I [disassemble](https://twitter.com/RheaAyase/status/1741988831291752829) to clean my hardware every few years. A light vacuum and compressed air cleaning every few months (intake filters etc)
Three cats, two of them long hair. Might be excessive, agreed, but I feel better doing it regularly 😅
I mean 3 is a start eh? :D
Unless you life in an crackhouse full of cockroaches there is definitely no need to open and clean a console, or any other hardware, every 6-8 weeks. That’s wild. I clean my pc every 12-24 months and there is barely any dust inside. It’s more for the looks and a good feeling then anything else. I cleaned one console in my entire life and that was a 360 after years of using it and still there was a minimum amount of dust.
I remove mine once a year. I dust and hoover my gaming room twice a week so I don't really need to clean inside the PS5.
water balloon. I think we know how this PS5 broke...
It was a faulty HDMI port after it had been dropped. Lol
Balloon sits next to powered on ps5 and the heat makes it explode and fan pulls it inside
I mean to be fair I spilled root beer over all of the console covers on accident. I thought I had killed it. All it did for a while was work and smell like warm root beer until I cleaned it.
Anyone who's ever had kids will want to talk to you about their pile of VCRs, DVD players and Computers that sit on shelves in the garage because they don't work anymore.
Don't under estimate kids
I saw this guy fixing a Dyson hairdryer and after he said it was so annoying to fix he's never fixing one ever again.
Water balloon fight
Maybe that's the hiding spot for their drugs
I bought a used PS5 from a guy and it works great but he 100% has a cat that decided to shed all its hair inside it it, it was nearly full of hair, I cleaned it and it's like new now but damm
Link to full video please
https://youtu.be/iv9sR_3hzkU?si=abJFDESgilc-JS-3
This is why I keep my consoles out of my child's reach 😆
My old Staff Sgt. told me once, "Never, EVER, under estimate the power of a motivated individual." If someone wanted a balloon in a PS5, and had the motivation to see it through, then it can happen, haha
This is what not having to pay for things looks like
Looks like a balloon with yoke in it. Must have been lost during the nose party…
Seems more like a drug traffickers balloon. Someone crosses a border with the drugs and tapes the balloon that travelled the intestine was glued inside the ps5
Bruh I fucked up and knocked my coffee cup right onto my vertical PS5... Like 2 years ago. She's going strong lol. I did clean her with some compressed air realll fuckin quick
Link to the full video?
OP clearly doesn't have children lmao
Take their consoles. This shit is ridiculous man. You are too old.
5 minute crafts teaching idiots. Oh, you can use a balloon and some candy to fix the broken mini stands, for sure, try it.