If you do not have cleaning fluid then you can use some distilled water. Take one of the cotton buds and put a couple of drops of the cleaning fluid on one end of it ( never put fluid directly onto the keyboard).If you do not have any compressed air, then you can hover the brush attachment of a vacuum cleaner just above the keyboard to remove the dust. If you have a can of compressed air then use it to carefully blow any debris from around and under the keys.Suitable for standard keyboards as well as laptops, notebooks and netbooks. To release any dust or debris from inbetween the keys, turn the device upside down and run your fingers across the keyboard. If accessible, remove the battery cover and take the battery out.
Shutdown the system and remove the power cord and any other devices which you may have connected. Turn the keyboard upside down and run your fingers over the keys to release any trapped debris from inbetween the keys. If your keyboard has a cord, shutdown your PC, remove the mains plug and then unplug the keyboard. If you have a wireless keyboard then remove the battery cover and take out the batteries. Flat tip screwdriver (optional for thorough clean).Can of compressed air or vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment.Suitable cleaning fluid (isopropyl alcohol).To keep your keyboard in top condition the moderate cleaning could be done weekly and the more thorough cleaning could be done every 2 months.
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