David Brodbeck wrote:
Yeah, but for $40 they take the thing apart and clean it before they
sell it to you. That might just be worth every penny, given how
disgusting those things get. I hope the guy who cleans them gets extra
danger pay for the biohazard he's exposed to. ;)
I read some time (years) ago that you could send them
through the dishwasher. I never got up the nerve to try
that, but I sluiced one out in the sink (and I mean
thoroughly), and after a couple of days drying out it worked
fine. The keys no longer stuck, and I didn't have to look
at the cruft in the crevices. (Said cruft probably had
something to do with my habit of eating lunch at my desk. :-)
Best wishes,
Max Hyre
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