Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. cleaning a computer keyboard with a cloth If you regularly work on a computer or laptop, then you've probably had the passing ...

Business owners often spend lengthy periods of time working on their laptops, and regular use typically leads to food and drink spills, bacterial growth and even stuck keys. Laptop manufacturers ...

We can spend hours cleaning our houses, washing dishes, and doing laundry. However, there are things that we use all the time but tend to ignore when it comes to keeping them clean — our smartphones ...

Just two weeks ago, it finally came time to replace my seven-year-old MacBook Pro. I'd lost hours of work watching the spinning wheel of death, but the last nail in the coffin was my D, F, and C keys ...

In this video, we show the best and safest way to clean a computer or laptop keyboard without damaging the keys or ...

One of the often-overlooked victims of our constant computer usage is our keyboards. Look down at your keyboard right now and say aloud the last time you cleaned it. There’s no reason to be ...

Ah, our computer keyboard — we pound on it for hours with Cheetos-stained fingertips, yet we never give a thought to cleaning it properly. But we should. Let's face it: Grimy keyboards are disgusting.

Instead, the best keyboard cleaning kit relies on a soft brush, canned air duster (or vacuum cleaner with small nozzle), isopropyl alcohol, microfiber cloths, and cotton swabs to safely clean your ...

Figuring out how to clean your keyboard may be the last thing on your mind when you’ve just bought a shiny new laptop or typing peripheral. But every PC user knows that dirt and grime can pile up ...

You will want to get your hands off of your grimy keyboard after reading this. In 2008, microbiologist James Francis swabbed 33 keyboards, a toilet seat and a toilet door handle in an office for Which ...

When was the last time you cleaned your computer keyboard? I'm kind of ashamed to admit that for me, the answer is “never.” But — unsurprisingly — this is something I should apparently be doing on the ...