So I flipped over the keyboard and found a series of screws that I could remove. The rest is now history. I wash the keyboard under running water and what surprised me was that the dirt drop off so easily.

If you try it, please note that I am not responsible to any damage that may happen to your keyboard. Do use your common sense.

The other side of my keyboard has NO electronic. So it is safe to wash. But there are parts that may drop off.

The keyboard has one layer of soft plastic "key". Be careful not to damage this.
4 comments:
Nice one. Never thought it can be clean this way
wow wow, professional! Never think of cleaning in such a way.
Great idea! Only thing is I have a laptop at home so can't clean that. My work's keyboard... well... maybe I'd better not risk it as they're tight.
good practice. :O)
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