I have the apple wireless keyboard, and it has gotten a little dirty. Is it possible to pop the keys off with out breaking the keyboard?? I am always scared to do anything like this to my mac product, so I want to make sure its ok to do before I jump right in.
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Cleaning out a wireless keyboard
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Yup! Pop them all off, remember where they go (take a pic), put them in a jug full of hot, soapy water, shake them around for a bit, then strain the keys, put them on a towel and let them dry for a few hours..
in the mean time, compressed air out the keyboard itself.
I did that once and got tired of doing it, so I got an iSkin for my keyboard.
in the mean time, compressed air out the keyboard itself.
I did that once and got tired of doing it, so I got an iSkin for my keyboard.
Yup! Pop them all off, remember where they go (take a pic), put them in a jug full of hot, soapy water, shake them around for a bit, then strain the keys, put them on a towel and let them dry for a few hours..
in the mean time, compressed air out the keyboard itself.
I did that once and got tired of doing it, so I got an iSkin for my keyboard.
On the pic you could use an apple usb keyboard as a guide for putting back the bluetooth
keyboard