Does this help remove finger oil from keyboards?
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It did on mine, but depending on how long it's been on your keys, it might take a little work. I know mine did.
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I wouldn't know; I haven't tried it. It did an EXCELLENT job removing both butter stains and olive oil stains from my leather-finished white granite.
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just beware that "micro attachment" kit. It is good for cleaning keyboards, but not for crevices in cars. too small
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That is to clean the actual screen of oils from fingerprints. using onlya cloth does not remove all of the oils, if just spreads them thin enough that you can't see them as a smudge and this residue will cause the protector to lose its adhesive contact over time.
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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
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It gets a little shiny looking but cleans off with a couple swipes of a towel. I have not notice finger prints just the oil that comes off your finger. It works so good that its worth wiping it off once in a while.
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I was told by the Mityvac rep that if you are planning on using it for simply oil, all the time, that there is no need to clean it, other than emptying it, as the bit of oil left behind will keep the rubber seals moist. Now if you are planning on using it for several different fluid removal that the easiest way to clean it was to put the same kind of goop type hand cleaner used when you are dealing with your oily dirty hands. Put a bit in a cup diluted with water and vacuum it up with the Mityvac. I hope that works; I didn't clean mine since I plan on using it for motor/boat oil at all times; I just emptied it back on the same quarts and took the old oil to a recycle place near by.
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You just remove the cap (dust cover) and write on your screen with the soft rubber tip. If you replace the cap each time, you won't have to worry about it getting dirty or oily. Works better than your finger.
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I am assuming that you mean oily hand prints. Yes, it does reduce them, but doesn't completely eliminate them. However, you can just wipe them off really easy. Also, I don't notice it much as it is matte finish.
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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.
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Yes it can. I used it on the black keyboard on my Mac and it cleaned it perfectly!
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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.
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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.
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I would be leery of using it on a keyboard. Since it's a liquid gel, it has an ever so slight oily quality that's great for touchscreens, but might make lint and what not harder to clean out of the cracks on a keyboard. But you never know. I'd ask Tech Armor, if they thought it'd cause any problem when used on a keyboard. Regardless, like every spray on cleaner designed for electronics I've ever seen, the instructions state to spray on the rag first, not directly onto the components themselves.
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Yeah I get smudge marks from my most used keys. I ended up putting a small price of cloth over the keyboard when I close it to prevent from happening.
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I bought this to clean my keyboard and my mouse buttons on my laptop. The laptop button return spring was gummed up and it did not always return after it was depressed. This cleaner has some good pressure behind it and the cleaning solution is effective in that it cleaned and evaporated quickly. You do not want lingering liquid. So, I'm guessing it would be good for your use with the guide wand attachment.
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You can try, I suspect you will have to re-pressurize frequently. It works great with "Ballistol" (and probably other fluids!). The regular "dust busters" have a chloro-hydrocarbon that has a "dust cleaner (refrigerant-based propellant cleaner, which is not compressed air and incorrectly called "canned air") containing difluoroethane; it is used to remove particulates and dust from computers and electronic equipment. Dust-Off products are used to remove dust, debris, fingerprints, and smudges from hard to reach areas of keyboards, screens, and other components of electronic equipment." The liquid vaporizes at room temperature and provides the "blast", compressed air will lose pressure quickly, as it is not replenished. You can try, I suspect you will have to re-pressurize frequently. It works great with "Ballistol" (and probably other fluids!). The regular "dust busters" have a chloro-hydrocarbon that has a "dust cleaner (refrigerant-based propellant cleaner, which is not compressed air and incorrectly called "canned air") containing difluoroethane; it is used to remove particulates and dust from computers and electronic equipment. Dust-Off products are used to remove dust, debris, fingerprints, and smudges from hard to reach areas of keyboards, screens, and other... » Read More You can try, I suspect you will have to re-pressurize frequently. It works great with "Ballistol" (and probably other fluids!). The regular "dust busters" have a chloro-hydrocarbon that has a "dust cleaner (refrigerant-based propellant cleaner, which is not compressed air and incorrectly called "canned air") containing difluoroethane; it is used to remove particulates and dust from computers and electronic equipment. Dust-Off products are used to remove dust, debris, fingerprints, and smudges from hard to reach areas of keyboards, screens, and other components of electronic equipment." The liquid vaporizes at room temperature and provides the "blast", compressed air will lose pressure quickly, as it is not replenished. « Show Less