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Originally Posted by Fuzz
I've washed several keyboards in the sink before. You can get them totally wet, give them a bit of a scrub with a toothbrush if necessary, but need to dry them thoroughly. I'll leave mine over a vent for a few days and give them a few rotations/shakes out.
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I don't recommend this as the average keyboard is made of keys on top of rubber domes that press into conductive carbon pads on two mylar sheets. Once liquid gets between the two sheets, it is sometimes impossible for it to dry/evaporate out and then you have to disassemble and peel the sheets apart or half your keys won't work or will short with each other.