To be honest not so sure, you switched on the keyboard many times without
drying it out through-fully.

What I would do is to calculate how much milk worth the same amount of mone=
y
than your keyb and would punish myself not drinking that much, saving the
money for the replacement keyboard. That would reminding me for the rest of
my life not to drink in front of the computer...

Tamas




On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 12:46 AM, V G <x.solarwind.x@gmail.com> wrote:

> So the keyboard I was discussing earlier has been placed next to a
> space heater for several days now. Most of the keys work, but some
> keys still do weird things. What should I do? I have a bottle of 70%
> isopropyl alcohol, but I'm scared that it will leave residue inside
> the keyboard. Should I immerse the keyboard in filtered water and re
> dry it?
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