Subject	Water on a keyboard normally only needs a good drying
Posted by	BigTDogg on May 14, 2002 at 1:12 PM
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In Reply To	i spilled less than a table spoon of milk on my dell& posted by Wagz on May 14, 2002 at 12:30 PM
Message	However, I don't know about a laptop. all those funky computer parts inside. I like screws and metal, not silicon and chips. I dropped my cell in the crapper once, just after I pissed in it. So I figured what do I have to lose, I ran it under the sink and stuck it in my air conditioner in my room. I ran it all night and it worked in the morning.
Follow Ups	NZR: Need help from your computer gurus. water on labtop - Red Z Boy 4 12:05:03 05/14/02 Dry it out COMPLETELY... if it was spilled on the keys.. - PiotrC70 12:12:11 05/14/02 Yeah if it was off good drying will usually do it.Had>> - RT 12:25:09 05/14/02 i spilled less than a table spoon of milk on my dell& - Wagz 12:30:48 05/14/02 Water on a keyboard normally only needs a good drying - BigTDogg 13:12:02 05/14/02 Milk gets sticky too, so maybe that made a difference?? (n/m) - BigTDogg 13:13:14 05/14/02 Should have sprayed it off with water :) ....lol...j/k (n/m) - wesman [92TT-less ] 13:23:13 05/14/02 now thats some funny sh*t! hehe (n/m) - Wagz 13:26:51 05/14/02 Actually the laptop kypads are sealed and can be rinsed>> - RT 13:44:16 05/14/02 I took my keyboard apart once and washed it in the sink>> - Got Boost? 13:58:57 05/14/02 Actually, you are *supposed* to use de-ionized H20, then dry (n/m) - boileralum00 14:24:56 05/14/02 Valid Point... - BigTDogg 15:03:05 05/14/02 I have dropped beeper and cell phone in water and let>> - RT 15:59:18 05/14/02
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