A while back there was a discussion of this very subject, and the consensus was "Yes, you can."Just make sure you dry it well. > > From: Jeff Hubatka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2004/02/10 Tue AM 10:19:53 EST > To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: iBook keyboard cleaning > > I've recently come into possession of an iBook (dual USB 600) from a > friend. It looks like there was soda or something sprayed over the > keyboard, since I see some brown residue on and under some of the keys. > (That might have happened after it was knocked from a table and the > screen broke, but that's another story) In addition, quite a few of > them stick when pressed. I removed all the keys, I know I can soak them > in a water/soap solution to clean them. However, what can I use to > clean the actual keyboard? It also has some residue and sticky areas. > Over on the Compact Macs list, there's a lot of discussion about > putting the logic boards into the dishwasher - would something like > that be possible for a keyboard? > > --- > JSH > TiBook
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