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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2024
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I use baby wipes. Works great.
ain't that too much water for an electronic device?
I mean, baby wipes for the keys as well? doesn't it fall to they board beneath?
I don't think they're that wet. Not the ones I use anyway. I just turn off the laptop and wipe it down, keys and all. If you wanted you could leave it to air out for a while. But if you've seen under a keyboard, it's all a lot of plastic and then the switches. You could even spill a drink on a laptop and it'll be fine if you let it dry.