remind me not to eat at your house

trolololol

You guys stuck together. LOL

So, you're both wrong. Pick up a book maybe. ^^


/e Here...

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This post was edited by Ghot on Jan 8 2018 10:34pm

it was beer. and it was there for over 24 hours cause I just completely assumed it was toast.

I just tried soaking it with alcohol and then I hair dried it and the top keys, qwertyuiop. well most of them, whenever i press them it adds a number.. so.

pretty sure it's incurable. i haven't ever spilled that bad was like half a glass. I was trying to drink with my left hand and it just fkin tipped wasn't used to positioning

Look I know it acts like a solvent but to expect it to straight up remove something thats had time to dry fully is silly.
More over your unaware of what said liquid even is. Would your water dissolve paint?
You'd need some kind of abrasion or shaking to loosen most caked on messes.
Soaking wouldn't cut it depending on the liquid in question.



drying electronics is like a 72 hour wait minimum.
Also opening it up and properly cleaning would help.

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Jan 8 2018 10:48pm

It doesn't act LIKE a solvent. It IS a solvent. It will dissolve just about anything, given enough time. For anything that might have been spilled on the keyboard...it will do the job in less than an hour.

I'm done arguing this with you. Every chemistry professor in the world agrees. It's one of the very first things they teach you, in fact.

i'll let you stick
your kb
in my mw

don't listen to them

funny how they claim i give bad advice when they recommend users to microwave their keyboard

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Jan 9 2018 04:03am

ghot the point is if it already dried up
can you remove milk coffee juice etc after it has dried to a bottom a glass from soaking it there needs to be some type current in the water like stirring, your degree should have taught ya that

specially around all those crevices on the switches/circuitboard/etc

this is...
Kind of a Big Deal




please dont lump me in with "them"
none of these nudniks could have ever given the sort of great cheap practical life hacks i give.