Is it safe to clean my VN7-592G with Acetone?

Jack22 said:

@Shumayal

1. Turn off the laptop and disconnect the battery.
2. Open the laptop.
3. Turn the laptop upside down and gently tap it to get rid of any loose crumbs.
4. Spray some canned air on the keyboard. This will loosen some of the gunk that's stuck in between the keys.
5. Put the laptop on a flat surface and vacuum the keyboard with a small brush attachment.
6. Dampen some cotton swabs with rubbing alcohol, and wipe them over and in between the keys (if possible). Make sure the swabs are just damp, and not wet.
7. Make sure dont use wet cotton swab because there are chance the liquid might go inside and it might damage some parts

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Thank you. And finally is there a need to open the laptop and have it vacuumed for dust inside? Or the Dust Defender does a good job? I find the laptop getting hotter than usual and I always ensure the vents are never blocked. My laptop is now 4 years old.