I would strongly advise AGAINST the use of soap- and just use water. why?
If i remember correctly, most of the parts in the ibook were actually water-washed after the soldiering phase (and before the addition of microchips) because of flux residue.
Soap may be too abrasive, but water will probably not hurt the keyboard. If you do any light "scrubbing" (and I suggest not, just repeatedly dipping, soaking,
or a light rub) it may lift the vitals off the board. I'd give it a try though. Oh, and DEFINITELY wait for it to be entirely dry, laurent was quite right in suggesting
2 to 3 days. If you've GOT to have it faster, try a fan. (NO HAIR DRYERS!)
Oh, and laurent- I, for one, appreciate getting paychecks.... ( =
-Laurent.
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card walloper n.: An EDP programmer who grinds out batch programs that do
stupid things like print people's paychecks. Compare code grinder. See also
punched card, eighty-column mind.
-dylan
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