Dishwasher worksBut no detergent, and take it out before the drying starts.
Might work; might not.
For me, it worked fine (two times so far).
(Might work; might not.
For me, it worked fine (two times so far).
xandmi,
Thu 9 Sep 2004, 9:20,
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No, I'm serious.I really did clean two keyboards in the dishwasher. And they worked fine afterwards (they took two days to dry, however).
And they looked brand new afterwards.
And again: I am serious, but be aware that it may not work all the time and the keyboard might die. Try at your own risk.
EDIT: The most important part is to take it out before the "drying cycle", because the inside of the dishwasher becomes really hot and the heat WILL destroy the electronics. Thw water alone won't.
(And they looked brand new afterwards.
And again: I am serious, but be aware that it may not work all the time and the keyboard might die. Try at your own risk.
EDIT: The most important part is to take it out before the "drying cycle", because the inside of the dishwasher becomes really hot and the heat WILL destroy the electronics. Thw water alone won't.
xandmi,
Thu 9 Sep 2004, 9:24,
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oooohI have an old natural keyboard that I miss using. It's grubby and sticky. I'm definitely going to chuck it into the dishwasher tonight!
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Flowerpot No longer has the vapours thanks to DTH,
Thu 9 Sep 2004, 9:26,
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Clean it using a weak solvent on a cotton bud.The solvent will evaporate completely leaving no residue.
This will only work on small quantities of the offending liquid
Attila the Bun is not in a right cunt of a mood,
Thu 9 Sep 2004, 9:25,
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