By: Yeimy Salazar Teacher: Bertha Osorio CESDE 2015.

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By: Yeimy Salazar Teacher: Bertha Osorio CESDE 2015

 you need to have these materials  Keyboard.  Flathead screwdriver.  Warm water.  Soap.  Towel.  Compressed air.  Cotton balls.  Rubbing alcohol.  Optional: Digital camera hand-held vacuum.

 Remove the keyboard.

 Flip the keyboard upside down and gently shake it to dislodge any debris.

 Turn the keyboard right-side up and rest on a flat surface.

 Slide the tip of a flathead screwdriver under the bottom left key, pry.

 In a container with water and soap put the keys.

 Rinse the keys individually in fresh water and lay them on a towel to air-dry, let the keys dry for 24 hours.

 Take a can of compressed air and spray the entire keyboard shell.

 Dip the end a Cotton ball in ribbing alcohol and run it along the board, making sure to reach all the nooks and crannies.

 When the keys have dried completely, reassemble the keyboard by snapping each key back into place.

 Your keyboard looks like new!