Matthew Schmeer wrote:
>I was doing a bit of de-cluttering of my desk and managed to flip over my
>Apple Pro Keyboard (black) and noticed that an ungodly amount of gunk (cat
>hair, crumbs, dust, dandruff, etc.) has accumulated inside the plastic
>beneath the keys. How do I go about cleaning this stuff out?
If it's just dry stuff like, crumbs & cat hair... you could just
pop the keys off and use a vacuum cleaner, with a small dry paint
brush to dislodge stuff that may be a little sticky.
> (And please,
>no sarcastic comments about running it through the dishwasher!)
No sarcasm intended. But, this very subject went around on the
vintage.macs list a couple of weeks ago. And, yes. A few folks did
put their keyboards, even whole computers in the dishwasher with good
success... Use low temperature, air dry settings & not a whole lot of
detergent. In fact, it may be good to run it a second time with no
detergent at all, just to make sure there's no residue left behind.
Iechyd Da,
Andrew
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