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taysha
Warming the Bed
Did you know that most keyboards can be put in the dishwasher to be cleaned? You need to make sure it's properly dry before using again but I'm told it works a treat.
I've never actually done this myself. But then I've never spilt sticky fluids over my keys.
Unknown User
I use a toothbrush between the keys ... gets them clean
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bisto__kid
Sexpert
Quote by taysha
Did you know that most keyboards can be put in the dishwasher to be cleaned? You need to make sure it's properly dry before using again but I'm told it works a treat.
I've never actually done this myself. But then I've never spilt sticky fluids over my keys.

rotflmao
New keyboards can be bought for £10 or less
Sxboy
Sex God
Quote by taysha
Did you know that most keyboards can be put in the dishwasher to be cleaned? You need to make sure it's properly dry before using again but I'm told it works a treat.
I've never actually done this myself. But then I've never spilt sticky fluids over my keys.

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weekleylearner
Warming the Bed
Most Keyboards you can prise the buttons off anyway so you can clean them.
taysha
Warming the Bed
Quote by SXBOY
think someone is having a laugh sad

No. Seriously. Check it out on . There's even pages full of "how-tos".
I wouldn't recommend it for wireless keyboards due to the electronic circuitry, but normal keyboards are just a collection of switches that should work fine once they've dried out.
Sxboy
Sex God
Quote by taysha

think someone is having a laugh sad

No. Seriously. Check it out on . There's even pages full of "how-tos".
I wouldn't recommend it for wireless keyboards due to the electronic circuitry, but normal keyboards are just a collection of switches that should work fine once they've dried out.
try it and let me know !!
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34fun
Orgasminator
i have been told you can rinse it under the tap, but i would think the dishwasher would be a bit too harsh...
wouldn't work for me as i'm on laptop !
Unknown User
Quote by tigermoth
Dont try eating a egg and bacon buttie and using key board at the same time, try getting egg yolk from between the buttons, oh dear lol

Your sig says "Male 45 . . . . . "
Have you not learned by now ??
Leave the multi tasking to the girlies rolleyes
romus
Warming the Bed
Best take it in and get it clean by the surgar in tea or coffee can leave a residue on the soft rubber membrane that will harden the rubber and can also affect the graphite contacts.
EagerSlut
Sex God
I use "Universal Cleaner" on mine.
Quite good for toenails as well! wink
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Naughty_Wigan_Couple
Sex God
I have washed my keyboard under the tap and as long as you let it dry properly then you should not have any problems. If it doesnt work, then just do as the others say, buy a new one lol
piercedJon
Orgasminator
With the older, or standard "cheap" keyboards that come with a "standard" PC when you dont want to pay extra for an all singing all dancing additional 50 keys type this is nearly true, washing it in the shower or under a tap and then letting it dry is "safe." but the new keyboards have a lot more in them than what you type on, such as extra buttons for CD player, bring up explorer, etc... these do have circuits that are more likely to fry than the older ones... but if your keyboard is knackered then a wash and dry can re-new it so no loss if it fails.