How to wipe the keyboard to be clean and not damage the keyboard

If you don't know much about the keyboard, try not to take it apart, and you can also achieve the purpose of cleaning the keyboard without taking it apart.

You can turn the keyboard upside down with a softer brush to remove most of the dust from the crevices, and the dirt on the keyboard keys can be cleaned with alcohol or a special detergent.

When cleaning the keyboard, it is best to go down in the shutdown state, which will generally not damage the keyboard :)

Power off, after the stitches are removed. After disassembling it with a screwdriver (note the position of each part), it can be soaked in soapy water and washed slowly. After washing, drying, and putting it back in the original order.

It is recommended to remove it for full cleaning.

However, be careful not to lose the keys and the rubber plug inside after disassembling it (some brand-name keyboards are conjoined rubber stoppers, so you don't have to worry).

Of course, this is time-consuming, and it may take up to half a day (including drying or drying time).

If you just want to wipe the surface, gently wipe it with an alcohol cotton ball (be careful not to let the liquid flow inside, it is best to wipe the keyboard vertically).

Change to a new one, return the old one to the manufacturer, and they will handle this problem very well.

Remove and soak with laundry detergent, then rinse twice with clean water, dry with a hair dryer, and finally put it back on.

Stand the keyboard up, don't hit it hard, and then wipe it, and it doesn't seem to matter what I want to use.

1. Tap the keyboard.

Turn off the computer and remove the keyboard from the console. Place a newspaper on the table, flip the keyboard down, about 10 cm from the tabletop, and slap and shake. You'll find a lot of "stock" falling out of the keyboard:

In addition to dust, there are cookie crumbs, coffee dust, eraser shavings, hair strands, etc.

2. Blow off debris.

Use a hair dryer to blow through the gaps in the keyboard keys to blow off the clutter attached to it, then flip the keyboard down again and shake it to beat.

3. Scrub the surface.

Some people are accustomed to scrubbing their keyboards with a damp rag, and they think that this is also quite clean, and it seems that there is no need to use a special computer cleaner.

However, although a wet rag can remove some of the stains and viruses from the keyboard, most of the viruses will remain on the keyboard and continue to harm the health of computer users. At the same time, there is a high chance that the moisture in the wet rag will seep into the crevices of the keyboard under the pressure of the scrubber, causing oxidation or rust of the keyboard parts.

The advantage of using a special computer cleaner is that its foam cleaning method will not cause scratches and traps on the surface of the computer, nor will it penetrate into the inside of the keyboard to destroy the protective layer, and can completely kill viruses and bacteria to protect human health.

4. Disinfection. After the keyboard is cleaned, you may wish to dip it in alcohol, disinfectant or medicinal hydrogen peroxide for disinfection, and finally wipe the surface of the keyboard with a dry cloth. In addition, if the computer is "cared for" with alcohol, it is very likely to corrode the protective layer on the surface of the keyboard and make it less sensitive while sterilizing and sterilizing.

5. Clean thoroughly.

If you want to give your keyboard a complete cleaning, you'll have to remove the caps from each key. The keycaps of a normal keyboard are removable, you can pry them off with a small screwdriver or ear picker, and proceed one by one from the corner part of the keyboard area to the middle part, and the larger keycaps such as the space bar and enter key are more difficult to return to their original positions, so try not to remove them. To avoid forgetting where these keycaps are, it's a good idea to take a picture of the keyboard layout with your camera or draw a sketch first.

Once the keycaps are removed, they can be soaked in detergent or disinfectant solution and carefully scrubbed with a flannel cloth or disinfectant paper towel.

First, snacks and drinks should not be placed on the computer.

Your usual habits have retained a lot of "fossils", rice, biscuit scraps, hair, etc. abound, no wonder some people say: the keyboard in the public computer room is dirtier than the public toilet. At the same time, such debris can also enter your keyboard and clog the circuitry on your keyboard, causing typing difficulties.

Drinks are even more harmful, and one can destroy your keyboard. It's just that your keyboard is lucky not to be destroyed, I'm afraid it's very bad to type, it's also sticky and slimy.

Solution: Avoid eating on the keyboard, or buy a waterproof philips keyboard like I did, and then clean and shower him every once in a while (although it is still very dirty); If you have a fuller pocket, you can consider changing to a keyboard for half a year (I never recommend using a bad keyboard, it is a health problem) to try, and the situation should be better. And remember to buy a dining table for your room.

2. Chimneys and cigarette butts.

Just as cigarettes, cigars, or tiny cigarette particles can harm your lungs, smoke can get into your floppy drive and endanger your data. Smoke may also cover the read head of the CD-ROM and *** drive, causing reading errors. Cigarette butt soot is more likely to degrade the quality of your printers and scanners.

Workaround: The best way to protect your system and yourself is to don't smoke. If you just can't quit smoking, go outside and smoke or turn on the air purifier around your computer! And of course, don't use your keyboard as an ashtray.

Summary. Hello dear, did you wipe it with alcohol or water.

Once the keyboard is wiped, it will not be used.

Hello dear, did you wipe it with alcohol or water.

Water. It is possible that water has entered the keyboard, causing some wiring in the keyboard to short-circuit.

Hurry up and blow dry, if you still can't use it, it's basically useless.

It's taken apart. Uh-huh.

Erase, wash the keyboard, put it back, it doesn't work.

It may have been short-circuited.

Plug in the one that lights up 1, and the color light can't be used when you press and hold it inside, and you can't use it if you install it and only light up 1.

You can use a cotton swab dipped in water and slowly wipe along the gaps between the keyboards.

Turn the keyboard upside down and shake it gently to shake out the dust inside.

Pay attention to protection at ordinary times, and you can use a transparent film to cover the keyboard to prevent dust and debris from entering.

The keyboard is an activity one by one, pay attention to the position of the string first remember it yourself, afraid of running you will warp one to wipe one, especially simple.

Put the back one.

The screws are removed. Then wash it with boiling water.

Add some 84 disinfectant.

Just do it.

The surface of the computer key can be cleaned by wiping, but it will take a lot of effort, the most headache is the gap between the small keys of the keyboard, the surface is clean and the gap between the gaps is still very dirty, because the gap is not within the reach of the little finger, so it is not washable. You can use toothpaste, as well as used old toothbrushes that have not been left behind, these are the three things that are good tools for cleaning the keyboard. To summarize the cleaning process as follows:

1. In order to clean the keyboard thoroughly, first find a rag, the rag must be soft, so as not to grind off the words of the keyboard and damage the keyboard, wet the rag with water, and then dry it slightly, fully wash the keyboard, and do not use a wet rag that is too bright and filial, because if the water enters the gap under the keys of the keyboard, it may cause damage to the circuit.

2. Squeeze a ball of toothpaste, about twice as much as usual brushing, part of it is applied to particularly dirty keys, and one part is applied to a moist and wrung out rag, and then use a rag to scrub the surface of the keyboard clean, and the part can be wiped for a longer time.

3. Squeeze a ball of toothpaste, about the usual amount of brushing, put it on the palm of your hand, dip a little with a toothbrush, brush the side of each key of the keyboard, and press the key next to it to brush the particularly dirty place, and brush it with a toothbrush until it is clean and satisfied.

4. After the keys of the keyboard are cleaned with toothpaste, there will be a lot of foam and dirt that is difficult to be removed, which is a very important process.

5. To further clean up the dirt, put the dry cloth on your hand, brush the keyboard with a clean toothbrush and then brush the rag, so brush repeatedly, and the toothbrush needs to be cleaned intermittently until it is basically cleaned.

6. After continuous scrubbing, there must be no dirt to the lower part of each key, so that the keyboard can be brushed upside down, and at the same time shake it from top to bottom, wipe the dirt off with a cloth, and then hang the keyboard upside down, so as to excite a small amount of water to flow out.

7. After the keyboard is dry, wring it out with a rag and wiping it clean.

8. Thank you!

Before cleaning the laptop, turn it off and unplug it, and do not operate it with power.

There are two ways to dust the keyboard: one is to use a special dust removal rubber ball to gently blow away the fine dust in the cracks of the keyboard, and the other is to use a micro vacuum cleaner to suck up the dust in the cracks of the keyboard. If possible, the second method is recommended, which works best.

After removing the dust, gently wipe the keyboard with a soft, damp cloth that won't lint off, and wipe it dry with a dry cloth immediately after that. Be careful not to let a drop of water fall into the gap of the keyboard, so as not to penetrate into the main unit and cause a short circuit.