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From: ieeug330@Eagle.oscs.montana.edu (Mark Wistey)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: motherboards in the dishwasher?
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Date: 7 May 91 00:46:20 GMT
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(From a thread in comp.sys.apple2)
Someone claimed that the best way to clean a contaminated (e.g. soda pop)
computer keyboard was to disconnect it and run it under tap water.  I thought
water was enough of a solvent to cause damage to circuit boards.  Who's right?
What's the best way to clean a pop-filled keyboard?  (BTW, it's not mine.)

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