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the_great_ontex
Title: This is what cool looks like
Posts: 791
Registered: 2012-2-13 18:38:12
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I spray it with alcohol and wipe it off probably every month. that's about it
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Chogram
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Registered: 2001-8-23 02:52:32
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AkagiyamaMissile posted:
Turn upside down.
Shake.
Free snack.
Replace 10.00 keyboard with new 10.00 keyboard when it finally breaks. Buy new ones about 2-3 times a year.
This.
And mine are usually good for a year.
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Fozzie_Bear
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Registered: 2001-12-20 01:43:43
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Chogram posted:
AkagiyamaMissile posted:
Turn upside down.
Shake.
Free snack.
Replace 10.00 keyboard with new 10.00 keyboard when it finally breaks. Buy new ones about 2-3 times a year.
This.
And mine are usually good for a year.
I've been using the same one for ages and its a filthy dirty ergonomic
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Silverwuf
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I found an easier keyboard to clean.
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silvadel2
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I use one of those microsoft ergonomic keyboards -- they are wonderful. One tiny bit of water though and they never work again. They are very bad that way.
If it is really dirty I recommend using a fireplace bellows or can of compressed air to blow the dirt through (it will collect on the bottom) and then use q-tips to clean the thing.
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Steelwind_Oo
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Registered: 2000-9-30 10:26:30
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Nerf-Evil-Oo posted:
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silvadel2 posted:
I use one of those microsoft ergonomic keyboards -- they are wonderful. One tiny bit of water though and they never work again. They are very bad that way.
If it is really dirty I recommend using a fireplace bellows or can of compressed air to blow the dirt through (it will collect on the bottom) and then use q-tips to clean the thing.
I've got one of those - the 4000 model. Daughter's friend knocked over his drink this week onto my keyboard and despite me taking out a bunch of the keys and drying it off it appears to be fried. It lasted a few years though, so I guess I can't complain.
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Steelwind_Oo
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Registered: 2000-9-30 10:26:30
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Stormyblade posted:
silvadel2 posted:
I use one of those microsoft ergonomic keyboards -- they are wonderful. One tiny bit of water though and they never work again. They are very bad that way.
If it is really dirty I recommend using a fireplace bellows or can of compressed air to blow the dirt through (it will collect on the bottom) and then use q-tips to clean the thing.
I've got one of those - the 4000 model. Daughter's friend knocked over his drink this week onto my keyboard and despite me taking out a bunch of the keys and drying it off it appears to be fried. It lasted a few years though, so I guess I can't complain.
That is another thing I like about the G series. They (the ones I have owned anyway) basically have a drip tray under the keys with holes that go through and out the bottom. You could probably get away with full on spilling something on it though I have never tried. I have however had drips and splashes hit it with no worries. Most commonly condensation off a cup which can be quite a bit.
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Kordirn
Title: Pirate Prince
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Registered: 2004-4-19 01:15:26
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Date Posted:
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Steelwind_Oo posted:
Stormyblade posted:
silvadel2 posted:
I use one of those microsoft ergonomic keyboards -- they are wonderful. One tiny bit of water though and they never work again. They are very bad that way.
If it is really dirty I recommend using a fireplace bellows or can of compressed air to blow the dirt through (it will collect on the bottom) and then use q-tips to clean the thing.
I've got one of those - the 4000 model. Daughter's friend knocked over his drink this week onto my keyboard and despite me taking out a bunch of the keys and drying it off it appears to be fried. It lasted a few years though, so I guess I can't complain.
That is another thing I like about the G series. They (the ones I have owned anyway) basically have a drip tray under the keys with holes that go through and out the bottom. You could probably get away with full on spilling something on it though I have never tried. I have however had drips and splashes hit it with no worries. Most commonly condensation off a cup which can be quite a bit.
I really need to clean out my g series. I am being lazy though....
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