How To Clean Your Keyboard - A Step By Step Guide (TheTechZon...
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Computer keyboards can get dirty very easily when they are not properly taken care of. In this guide I will show you how to thoroughly clean you keyboard with some simple household items. Your keyboard will look as good as new after.
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Total Project Time: 45 minutes
Computer keyboards can get dirty very easily when they are not properly taken care of. Stores sell compressed air and cleaning products to help you clean your keyboard. Many people have their own way of cleaning their keyboards, but most people usually just flip it upside down and shake it. Those who do spend money on compressed air or cleaning products, you are wasting money and time. Compressed air won't always give you a thorough clean because most of the dirt is trapped underneath the keys. The air does blow out some dirt; however it creates more of a mess for you to clean up.
In this guide I will show you how to thoroughly clean you keyboard with some simple household items. When you reach the end of this guide, your keyboard should look as clean as it was the day you bought it. A quick reminder for everyone who follows this guide: I cannot be held liable for any damage that is done to your keyboard. If you follow the directions and do it correctly and carefully, your keyboard will work perfectly fine.
First, shutdown your computer and unplug the keyboard. Remember which socket you unplugged the keyboard from so that you can easily plug it back in. Next, I suggest you find an open area to work; one that is not crowded.
Now, take a picture of your keyboard or write down where the keys are located. You will need this as your reference when putting the keys back in the keyboard, unless you have a photographic memory?
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on 2006-03-31 by loriborealis
on 2006-10-25 by unicron