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Posted March 12, 2012
Yeah, OK, thanks to those who replied seriously. The rest can just glance on their clean keyboards.
Posted March 12, 2012
As mentioned earlier alcohol and cotton balls are best way to degrease the keys. For cleaning in between the keys compressed air works well for removing loose debris. Another option is to use a substance like this (Cyber Clean). Not only does that stuff remind me of one of my favorite toys as kid (Slime) but also tends to clean better than just canned air alone.
Posted March 12, 2012
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the_bard: You would also be amazed at how much of a pain in the azz some are to put back on. Really, you will get to a stage where it doesn't bother you so much. The keyboard and mouse are tools. As such tools do get dirty. Why should I wash my Jeep when I'm just gonna get it muddy again? My keyboard and mouse are pretty much the same. Don't worry about it a little olive oil or grease. It's probably helped keeping the keys nice and lubed anyway. So, you're really doing yourself a favor not to clean it. Why mines full of all kinds of stuff. I will take it to the car wash eventually....
Keyboard keys? They were annoying for me on my laptop. I played with the thing for about 30 minutes trying to get the plastic to slip into the grooves under the key. Then I found out that I could get it back on with pressure and a little wiggling to snap it back in. I've never popped a key on a large keyboard though, so I'm not sure how it attaches.
Posted March 12, 2012
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Fifeldor: (possibly from natural fluids)
If you know what I mean...
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Posted March 12, 2012
Use those cleaning sheets that are soaked wet with antibacterial fluids...
Posted March 12, 2012
Spread fluid absorbent powder over your laptop. Vacuum.
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