Not sure about bathing the *entire* keyboard, but I once managed to pry all the keys off my keyboard with a butter knife. Most of them just snap on and off, but keys like enter and space have little metal bars inside that make it a bit trickier. After I got them off, I washed them in a bucket of dish soap and let them dry in a towel, snapped them back on, and my keyboard worked fine.
If you can't fix yours, or find somebody with a replacement, you can pick up a perfectly good keyboard at Big/Lots for around ten bucks, if I recall correctly.
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Date: 2003-07-16 04:29 pm (UTC)If you can't fix yours, or find somebody with a replacement, you can pick up a perfectly good keyboard at Big/Lots for around ten bucks, if I recall correctly.