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Isopropyl alcohol can damage plastics. I prefer distilled water for surface cleaning.
Yep, it can make keycaps start to disintegrate. Mechanical keycaps, the stem starts to split in half and fall off the switch.
note that this damage is not necessarily in the form of dissolving. it causes some plastics to develop fractures, as if you had dropped it. dont use iso on plastic unless you know it is a kind that it is safe for.
BTW, i just just want to plug for this fact: we are all totally brainwashed by marketing that we need special cleaners for each specific thing. dishsoap or some general purpose soap like Dr bronners and water works fine for just about everything.
Oh that's a good call. I've been using some gentle lens cleaner spray