[bookshare-discuss] Re: OT: washing computer in dishwasher

  • From: "Kim Friedman" <kimfri11@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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  • Date: Wed, 09 Sep 2009 20:13:24 -0700

Hi, Roger, you and I have a little bit in common. We are both
non-technogeek-type people who hopefully have the good sense to know when to
leave well enough alone. In other words, ditto. I have no plans in taking
apart my computer keyboard. Regards, Kim.

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I am not sure I am brave enough to put my keyboard through a dishwasher no
matter how good the instructions are.

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Would someone please send me again the instructions for washing the keyboard
in the dishwasher. I thought I' saved them and we did it once with excellent
results; now I can't find the saved instructions and  when google I get some
warnings against it and some that  did it with good results, but not quite
as I remember.
II don't think we used soap in the dishwasher. I remember we were told to
wrap the cord securely around the keyboard and to put the keyboard upside
down
on the top rack (some on the 'Net put the keyboard right-side up and too
much water stayed in). I also remember we were told to stop the machine
before
the dry cycle and to let he board dry upside down on paper towels or a towel
(there also a way of drying it in the oven but we didn't do that. What I
don't
remember is what cycle to use--regular or delicate, i.e., china.

Thank you very much.

Cindy
Cindy

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