...in the dishwasher
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Will let you know if it still works in a week as I'm letting it dry till then.
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Will let you know if it still works in a week as I'm letting it dry till then.
Last edited by .Sup (2009-07-02 14:32:43)
Um...
Why?
Why?
Why do we wash things? Cos they are dirty ofc
Dishwasher tbh
right will editebug9 wrote:
Dishwasher tbh
/facepalm
if it doesn't work I'll facepalm myself but if it does work you facepalm yourself. Do we have an agreement?usmarine wrote:
/facepalm
Sigh
As long as you give it a very long time to dry, there's no problem. Water on electronics doesn't really mean shit as long as there's no current running through it.
looks wet so no dry cycle yes?
Science marches on
Yeah I think a week should do.Defiance wrote:
As long as you give it a very long time to dry, there's no problem. Water on electronics doesn't really mean shit as long as there's no current running through it.
@marine no dry cycle no, that might screw up the keys
oh well then no facepalm deal. ofc it will work..Sup wrote:
@marine no dry cycle no, that might screw up the keys
did you use soap?
Nope Kim, no detergents used, it looks brand new alreadyKimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
did you use soap?
At first glance, when you see this thread it seems absolutely retarded, but when you think about it, it still seems retarded.
Or maybe you just don't know nothing about these things. Yep, thats itbennisboy wrote:
At first glance, when you see this thread it seems absolutely retarded, but when you think about it, it still seems retarded.
Does it get the shit out from between the keys though? That's my problem. When I wash my keyboard I either do a half assed job and just wipe it down with some detergent, or pop all the keys off and wipe it out.
That's absurd.
So absurd that it just might work!
So absurd that it just might work!
Surprisingly it did remove everything, I had so much dirt behind and around they keys that I kinda doubted it will get removed but i removed the most used keys and could not find any tracks of garbage anywhere. The keyboard looks brand new and I'm not exaggerating here.ghettoperson wrote:
Does it get the shit out from between the keys though? That's my problem. When I wash my keyboard I either do a half assed job and just wipe it down with some detergent, or pop all the keys off and wipe it out.
Hmm, guess I'll give it a shot in the future. Think using detergent would be a bad plan then? Keyboards are hardly hygienic, it'd be good to clean it properly. I'll wait till we find out if yours works or not. I assume you're not taking it apart to dry it?
You could use detergent, nothing aggressive though. I didn't use it because my keyboard has a rubber rest and I'm not sure how it would react to chemicals.ghettoperson wrote:
Hmm, guess I'll give it a shot in the future. Think using detergent would be a bad plan then? Keyboards are hardly hygienic, it'd be good to clean it properly. I'll wait till we find out if yours works or not. I assume you're not taking it apart to dry it?
They get pretty damn hot, though. That may cause problems.Defiance wrote:
As long as you give it a very long time to dry, there's no problem. Water on electronics doesn't really mean shit as long as there's no current running through it.
You do realise that if you whack a vacuum cleaner over it once a week or so and wipe it down regularly there's no need to do that...
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
Yes thats why I use vacuum cleaners once a week to clean myself. Recommended.Flecco wrote:
You do realise that if you whack a vacuum cleaner over it once a week or so and wipe it down regularly there's no need to do that...
liq its like leaving they keyboard on the sun for 15 minutes. On low temperature there are no worries