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Thread ID: 117185	2011-04-06 10:17:00	Clean keyboard	nightmoon (16321)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1192445	2011-04-06 10:17:00	i broke the tea cup on my laptop but it still working , the problem now with the keyboard some keys not working ??? do you know how??????????:spam	nightmoon (16321)
1192446	2011-04-06 10:20:00	Interesting post.... Replace the keyboard would be the correct answer there...	wratterus (105)
1192447	2011-04-06 10:27:00	Suspicions are aroused...	bot (15449)
1192448	2011-04-06 22:38:00	Put the laptop in the dishwasher - works for desktop keyboards so why not laptops? :devil	pcuser42 (130)
1192449	2011-04-06 23:25:00	maybe on cold rinse with no detergent..... But a laptop has too many places to trap and hold water - you would have to leave it weeks without a battery to dry and even then it might not recover. A bit drastic really. If the keyboard can be replaced perhaps it can also be removed and cleaned. Incidentally I did actually intend to try the dishwasher on my G15 keyboard that has several keys stuck down or functioning erratically - but it's the original big one and it honestly will not fit in my diswasher.	dugimodo (138)
1192450	2011-04-07 00:29:00	Incidentally I did actually intend to try the dishwasher on my G15 keyboard that has several keys stuck down or functioning erratically - but it's the original big one and it honestly will not fit in my diswasher. Don't do it! :eek: I ended up ruining my beloved G15 keyboard after a cleaning session went wrong. I had carefully removed all the keys, washed them, cleaned the keyboard using a cloth etc etc, left it all to dry for hours. But alas, upon plugging it back in a couple of my keys no longer function :crying So be very careful with any dampness on that keyboard.	Bozo (8540)
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