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From: Kieler_hansematz: All buttons are easy to pick up. Then all in a cloth (as described in the link) and off to the washing machine. Who washes the whole keyboard, will have to buy a new one! Does not like the electronics. The biggest difficulty is putting all buttons back in the right place. Take a picture before ?! Vacuuming alone is often not enough. The coffee stains, crumbs and other "cultures" are persistent.
From pummels: If you do not let the keyboard rotten, so fairly regularly cleans, then it is no problem at all. I clean all keyboards in the company with the 'Viva Ultra' (microfiber). Wet it, apply a small drop of care product on it, then briefly press on a dry cloth to prevent dripping and then easily go through the rows, the keyboard is quickly clean, takes less than two minutes. Due to the long fibers you can get to every space. With a dry cotton micro cloth, long fiber, over it and you can use the keyboard immediately. I've been doing this for ten years and never got a keyboard on it. It could not be simpler.
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