Can I use this to clean the outer surface of my cell phone, computer keyboard, etc.?
1527633
I would say yes. It say ok for baked enamel , chrome, glass, glaed ceramic glazed porcelain, laminated surfaces, plastic stainless steel and vinyl . I would use it especially if you don't want to get the flu.
1527634
The product label includes plastic as among the materials it can be used on. I certainly have used the product on keyboards and cell phones without any apparent problem.
1527635
I do all the time and have not had any issue with it causing problems with my electronics.
1527636
I'm not sure if it says anything about these items on the container but that it what I use it for all the time, along with taking it on trips with me to wipe the area of the plane that my family and I are sitting in and for the hotel and car rental. Yes, I use this for everything because the wait time for it to be affective is the shortest I've seen and kills more virus and bacteria than other cleaners! This product is awesome and convenient. It also stays wet in a plastic quart bag for months (as long as the bag is sealed good).
1527637
I used it for all of those things... Just yesterday as a matter of fact. Been cleaning my mobile devices with it every Sunday for a few months with no issue.
1527638
Yes, it does a great job disinfecting these, but it will leave a slight haze that can easily be wiped off with a plain Kleenex/ paper towel.
1077163
Actually, I use it on my laptop keyboards. It's kinda like a sticky putty. It collects debris/small particles from between the sides/crack space of the keys.
1840959
If you are cleaning switches or similar electronic components you should not bathe the entire component in this (or other similar) cleaners as it may permeate the phenolic or switch non-conducting material and ruin the device. A little dab on the metal contact area (switch tab, pot wiper, etc.) will suffice.
1475859
I don't see why not. You can adjust the strength of the suction, using a dial on the canister. I suppose you can try the lowest suction. I'll have to try it myself. Never thought of using it, and my keyboard needs "dusting".
16084
yes, to some degree, but can be wiped off, better to have fingerprints on the cover than all over the computer!
52459
I used it along with swabs and acid brushes to clean a key board of cat piss. The liquid is none conductive but I would remove the batteries . Seems safe for pc boards etc.
1662827
I would not recommend using a solvent with this particular ultrasonic cleaning device. There are other devices out there more suited for this type of task.
1191753
One good option would be to look at firearm cleaning surfaces. A cleaning surface for a long gun would likely be plenty big for your keyboard and mouse, and maybe are made of the same cushioned material that mouse pads are made of. In fact, I have one that is essentially the same as my SteelSeries mouse pad. Hope that helps!
1418651
As long as it's not soaking, yes. The actuators are welled and the face plate under the keys is a single piece, so it takes it pretty well. Pain to clean though. %)
1323173
I use Windex on a lint free strong paper towel. But first, I vacuum the keyboard with the brush accessory and a medium strength on the vacuum. Then I would use the Windex to clean the palm support as well as the keys. Just don't spray anything into it. This works great.
494784
Jean, Yes. I went to Best Buy and did a test. When you want to remove the TacType keyboard, the proper way is to slip a nail under a corner of the keyboard and pop it off that way. To clean the 4 adhesive strips on the underside of the TacType, you take a piece of scotch tape and "delint" them. Or, you can wash the TacType in cold water. Cliff
2010260
I do not recommend it. I always use Air-Cans and what not. I use this for cleaning mice, keyboards, etc.
110321
You certainly can. If it spends time in your pocket, you should occasionally clean it thoroughly with a dish brush and soap and hot water. Dry and douse with WD40. Wipe with a soft cloth and return it to duty.
291170
yes. press the blob, with your laptop off, down on the keys until it goes way down between the keys, as far as possible. Then, gently pull it up, still all in one blob, and it will leave your keys clean and not stickey. Great stuff, I love it.
1776353
Yes! I have used the cleaning pad on my iPad, Laptop, smart phone and even my Small TV in the kitchen. Buy it you will love it. It really cleans extremely well. I hope this help's you to make up your mind
1556080
I wouldn't try it. Gentle is a relative term. It's still a solvent and therefore might etch some plastics or remove some coatings. Most screen manufacturers recommend cleaning with a cloth moistened with plain tap water, possibly with a very small quantity (e.g. one drop per cup) of dish-washing detergent.
1977926
It didn't work sucking the dust off the computer keyboard. Doesn't work well at all for me.