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Eldiablojoe

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Dec 4, 2009
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West Koast
My 2000 MacBook white unibody is showing its age. The keys still function perfectly smoothly, however there is a grime on the keyboard and keys themselves from the years of use. I'd like to clean it off, but am afraid that I might use the wrong product and ruin something.

I was thinking of using a terry cloth rag with some sprites of 4-0-9 or something non-bleach. Maybe even Windex?

Anyone have any ideas or thoughts?

Thanks!
 
Thanks for all the input. I found a web-suggestion of rubbing alcohol and a paper towel which worked quickly, easily, and effectively. No worries, all done.
 
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