Cover any open USB ports with plastic and tape, and, if you’re cleaning a wireless keyboard, remove the battery prior to the washing. To put it another way, you should steer clear of this method if your keyboard has a tiny display attached. A few caveats: Gaming keyboards and wireless keyboards carry with them a greater degree of risk than standard keyboards do. The “fun” method involves sticking your keyboard in the dishwasher and letting nature take its course. You might want to do this cleaning in batches of keys, just in case you forget which keys go where. Once you’ve done that, commence deeper cleaning of the underlying surface. To do a more thorough job, however, you’ll want to use a capped pen, a mechanical pencil, or a closed pair of scissors to pop the keys up and off the keyboard.

If you think it’s already pretty crud-free, you can get away with spraying compressed air in between the keys.

Start by gently brushing the cleaning solution over the keys I recommend that you spray a paper towel or a wipe instead of drenching the keyboard in cleaning fluid (I’ll talk about that later). Gently pop the keys off the keyboard, and you can expose the crud underneath.

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