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Post by DragonChyld on Apr 3, 2007 3:57:48 GMT
using onscreen one, PITA, sorry for no PM replies. just a FYI
~ DC
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Post by dodrudon on Apr 3, 2007 4:37:14 GMT
Hence the short post  Sorry man, hope you get it fixed soon.... |
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Post by Ironfang on Apr 3, 2007 13:03:17 GMT
I wonder if you tried the recent suggestion I read in Maximum PC magazine that says you can clean your keyboard (non-wireless) in the dishwasher, top rack, very little detergent, no hi-heat / sanitation / dry cycle. Then leave it upside down on a towel to dry 3-4 days.
I am so tempted to try. I work in the schools and they are so grimy, and I have lots of spares.
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Post by dodrudon on Apr 3, 2007 16:31:54 GMT
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Post by illandous on Apr 3, 2007 16:58:08 GMT
It does work. I have tried it with a old keyboard. I basically had to take a leaf blower at it to get "most" of the water out the first time.... I let it dry 2 weeks though. it didn't really get it as clean as I would like. And I threw it out, so I have no pics of it..
My suggestion is to pick up a new keyboard, I probally replace my microsoft ergo keyboard every 3 years.
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Post by DragonChyld on Apr 3, 2007 18:42:31 GMT
lol, Its a wireless Keyboard that stopped communicating with the base station... Getting a new one tonight. Heh at work now.
~ DC
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Post by Lythe Featherblade on Apr 4, 2007 2:01:27 GMT
Had a keyboard with some pop spilled on it, opened it up, rinsed the various plastic sheets that now make up the interior in the sink, took mere minutes to dry, and I was good to go. As for dirty keyboards, still one of my favorites: www.inktank.com/AT/index.cfm?nav=220(if that doesn't work try searching the site for 'board chow') |
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