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Originally Posted by Fuzz
Well, in theory I guess that could be an issue, but I've never had a problem. I've done a couple laptop keyboards and about 10 desktop ones. The laptop one had an issue when I didn't let it dry long enough, but I just removed it, dried it further and it was fine. Good ol' dry Calgary air probably makes it work better here... Maybe don't try it on your $100 keyboard, but for the $10-$30 ones I think it's worth the small risk.
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Open up the keyboard, take the electronic guts out of it, and drop the whole thing in the bath tub with some soap and water. If it is really bad, pop off the keys and use an old toothbrush to scrub it clean.
Let it dry and re-assemble.