For users who are computer people, would these be good to clean a keyboard... or is there too much liquid that might get into the keys? Thanks!
1586067
I'm no expert, but I wouldn't. Surely there are products designed for that function.
1586068
I would not use these for a computer keyboard as the product contains ingredients that do not completely vaporize. I use a small amount of rubbing alcohol to clean my keyboard
1244262
I would be leery of using it on a keyboard. Since it's a liquid gel, it has an ever so slight oily quality that's great for touchscreens, but might make lint and what not harder to clean out of the cracks on a keyboard. But you never know. I'd ask Tech Armor, if they thought it'd cause any problem when used on a keyboard. Regardless, like every spray on cleaner designed for electronics I've ever seen, the instructions state to spray on the rag first, not directly onto the components themselves.
2161240
I am sorry for what happened to your keyboard, but I have not had any problems with keys falling off. My only problelm has been the function of the keys with how one would normally type on the computer. Nothing breaking, cross my fingers.
584911
I've used mine about a dozen times to clean my keyboard and computer. And it is still going strong.
1323173
I use Windex on a lint free strong paper towel. But first, I vacuum the keyboard with the brush accessory and a medium strength on the vacuum. Then I would use the Windex to clean the palm support as well as the keys. Just don't spray anything into it. This works great.
531709
You are cleaning between the keys. If the stickiness is not due to something being between the keys, I would think that this is not the product that you need.
770620
They are real keys and they click. I think they would get sticky if you spilled a coke on top of the keyboard. I like the case alot and am typing on it to reply.
159424
I have had these on my keyboard for about 9 months when they started to wear through the common letters, s,t,a,r,e. (Daily 8-12 hour constant use) Interestingly the letter portion sits to the upper left corner so even though they are wearing through in the center I can still see the letters. I will probably give them another month or so and try replacing them again. So for $50 keyboards to get another 9-12 mos I would say is worth the trouble.
514993
They aren't particularly easy to remove, for sure. It's possible you could pull on the metal/plastic tacks that are holding the keys in place in order to remove them, but light pulling doesn't do anything.
1803893
It's not made for the keyboard. It is made for the screen. I suppose you could use it for the keyboard, but probably a damp cloth with a tiny bit of gentle soap would be just fine for the keyboard. It wouldn't hurt it, though.
291170
yes. press the blob, with your laptop off, down on the keys until it goes way down between the keys, as far as possible. Then, gently pull it up, still all in one blob, and it will leave your keys clean and not stickey. Great stuff, I love it.
600639
Not good for liquids. They will leak. Designed for dry stuff. You will need something with a rubber gasket for liquids.
1111773
1. Yes, in my experience the rubberized keys can get stuck if you don't clean them. Keys are easy to wash. 2. Yes.
1984563
I suggest you find a keyboard that can be fitted with a "skin" to keep liquid out. I haven't opened it up but doubt that it has any internal protection against spills.
1807410
yep, that wont be a problem at all. just don't use a great big key tag on the keys. use a smaller key tag, if you are going to use one at all.
443100
Yes they do. Pleasant surprise. These are a great deal and really worth it. Get dirty.....take off put another one on. clean it and air dry. Keyboards never without a cover.
441084
I wash them weekly in the washer with my clothes, so they should be fine in that regard. They aren't waterproof, per se, more like..resistant. In my line I get a lot of fuel on my hands and this keeps most of it off, but there is definitely a dampness.