Will this clean under a laptop keyboard?
291167
If you push the cyber down on the keys then let it sit there for a bit, i say 10-15 seconds and push down once more on the cyber clean it will clean under laptop keys
291168
about 60% and theres a chance some of it may get stuck. Best way to do it would be remove the actual buttons (if thats not an option you might just need to get a air duster can)
291169
No, unless you take your laptop apart...best stuff for cleaning under the keyboard is to get duster (the compressed air spray cans)
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.
291171
It should with a little working. A few keys might need to be gently lifted but otherwise it should work well enough.
291172
Do you mean will it grab dirt that goes through the openings between keys and then slides behind the keys? If so, I don't know, but it's possible that it will.
291173
If by under, you mean under the key buttons themselves, the answer is yes, it definitely gets into the cracks between the keys. I have used it for my laptop for over a year now, and it works great for my alienware.
291174
I haven't tried it on a laptop but I don't think it would be able to clean all the way under the keys completely.
291175
Not that I know of. In fact I didn't like it on my external keyboard. It wasn't very efficient.
291176
Yes but one problem is after 2 to 3 uses it leaves a residue so I would not purchse it again
1377107
You don't want to glue anything to your keyboard. Unless you want to ruin it. The soft skin will stick to the edges of your keyboard.
1077162
Yes. Make sure to knead the Jelly to eliminate air bubbles so that it's less "gooey" and apply on laptop keyboard. Then pull off and watch the dirt stick to the Jelly and leave your laptop keyboard.
1505176
NO. I believe there are too many plastic components in the keyboard which would get damaged by this spray.
340711
Well, you can always contact the manufacturer. They might have a suggestion or just replace it for you. I can't remember how much I paid for the can of air for my laptop, but it really works to clean the keys on the keyboard. I got it at Staples.
1870687
I haven't taken mine off yet, but some of it I've peeled up. The material it's made of, I don't think it would. I haven't seen it to leave any stickiness or marks on my laptop. But like I said, I haven't taken it off yet.
1498858
I have not tried... I do not think it would be wise as it would dilute the cleaner that is in the gel. Also, it may absorb the water and become useless. I have had this product for a few months and have been regularly cleaning my computer vents, usb ports and my keyboard and it has not failed to do as advertised. I would definitely recommend this!
2238751
I don't know for certain, but you'll see when you remove the keyboard that it's only connected to the rest of the laptop via a cable. It's not like each key has to fit into a certain slot, so as long as the keyboard area is the same size I would think you're good to go. Besides, the company tells you it fits that particular computer, so it should fit. I don't know what good lying would do them.
584911
I've used mine about a dozen times to clean my keyboard and computer. And it is still going strong.
101815
I purchased a Shaggy Max screen protector to prevent this - a soft cloth that lays between the screen and the keyboard when I close the computer. The keyboard cover has left no marks on my screen since I started using the ShaggyMax screen protector.
1244261
Yes you can. But I would advise you rather use a q-tip dipped in the solution and cleaning the keyboard more throughly than using the microfiber cloth with the solution sprayed. Nonetheless the keyboard shouldn't be harmed.
450689
I doubt that it will suck much more than a little dust and very light weight stuff. It works well on the key board and inbetween the phone keys and small places that we can't get into. I have lots of keys on my desk, calculator, phone, keyboard and maybe some other things but that's all this handy little gadget will handle.
909844
I would have to say no. I utilize it to keep my laptop on top up to a size 17" and it sits well. I do use a keyboard but it does not fit under it.
1579475
Good question. I don't think so, it has four rubber bumpers on the corners that contact the screen before the keyboard does. Will the bumpers leave a mark? I would say yes, but in the long run, and if you leave your screen dirty. If you excerpt too much pressure on the keyboard, it will surely contact the screen and it will eventually scratch it. I'm talking here with my experience with laptops.
1803893
It's not made for the keyboard. It is made for the screen. I suppose you could use it for the keyboard, but probably a damp cloth with a tiny bit of gentle soap would be just fine for the keyboard. It wouldn't hurt it, though.
1152129
Yes, the keyboard is spill proof. If you happen spill water on it just wipe it with paper towel, turn off computer, remove battery and let it dry for a couple of hours.
1438370
I used a damp wipe -- like a baby wipe or Windex cloth or a screen cleaner thing. I was doing a general cleaning of the keyboard. You do need to pay more attention to keeping this keyboard clean than others, as the keys are low-rise, and if the keyboard gets dusty, there is more problem with getting the shift key to work well. Also, if one of the function keys gets stuck (easy to have happen when the keyboard gets dirty), you get weird things happening, like only being able to type a capital C with the caps lock on.