Well I'm not "an animal" with mine. Cleaning my keyboard takes me like 1 minute at max because it's never even dirty to begin with. It's just a bit dusty and that's easily fixed with compressed air. The secret is to wash your hands and never eat at the keyboard. If you have to, then eat something that isn't powdery.
@@NedransVikingarAlso, don't own pets (slight sarcasm). I used to own a dog and oh my god, my laptop keys were so damn clogged with her hair, lol. I semi-cleaned the keys but nothing as in-depth as this, because it was a laptop. But, if you do own pets, maybe don't let them get close to your keyboard, unless the cleaning process doesn't bother you. With cats, people also let them walk all over their surfaces (I personally never understood this, even as a former cat owner). Cats could be on the couch and whatever structure/ cat tree was bought for them. Cats did not go on tables or counters where you put your food, they did not go on top of fridges for the same reason (and it's dangerous and they can get stuck up there, too scared to hop down), and they don't walk on desks. People seem to forget where their cat's paws have been when they allow this.
:3 My keyboard was wayyyy worse than this with hair. Haha. I don't really have food inside of it. I rinsed it under water, used soap, q-tips, a sponge with the scrubber side, and the keys I soaked in soapy water before rinsing them, and washing them more with soap, and wiping them down. Now, they're outside drying in the hot sun. I'll leave them out there for like 24 hours. Haha
cold water will probably work better for more keycaps. the heat may cause the legends or characters to dissolve a bit if you have a dyesub set and if you agitate the keycaps with the soapy water then youre fine. i used a chopstick to kida stir them and it worked marvelously. also using alcohol on your plastic is generally not a good idea
Used a butter knife to pop out all my keys after I took a photo of it. Used a soapy scrub brush at an angle to clean the kb body a bit, wiped with baby wipe. Then Used dish soap in a bowl and scrub brush to wash keys, poured in strainer, sprayed with water, filled bowl with clean water, poured keys in and rinsed, tossed back and forth between strainer and bowl then dumped keys on a towel and patted keys dry. Re-assembled according to picture and let it sit in the sun for a bit. Quick and decent cleaning! Thank you!
Actually, if you don't want or can't buy a compressed air can or a blower, use a hairdryer and make sure it's blowing cold air. The air will spread more, but it's still better than nothing.
as someone who is a very casual mech keyboard enjoyer (and whose keyboard was built by my now-ex) I really appreciate this kind of video! I love my keyboard but lately it’s started acting weird and not typing correctly. I’m going to try deep cleaning it and see if that helps. As an aside, more videos on general keyboard maintenance would be awesome! Like, for instance, how to tell if a switch has gone bad / how to go about troubleshooting a keyboard that’s having typing issues.
1:17 I always pull my keycaps by hand, it's just way faster + it is easier to set them into sets to later easily set back together. I think if you have a huntsman board, you should get one, because it hurts after like 40 and I don't want to do this daily on a fullsize.
all 7 hairs and like 3 crumbs.. if hipyo saw under my keycaps he would show up and confiscate all my boards and rehome them. theres enough cat hair to make a full size birds nest.
When I clean key caps I do it in a strainer that is sitting in a large bowl. Then I toss them in a food dehydrator to dry. Having a food dehydrator has been surprisingly useful over the years and I have never used it for food but drying lots of stuff like 3d printer filament.
If you ever get blood on your fabric things from a bloody nose or papercut or what not, don't use hot water! cold water is most effective to get it out (don't let it dry out if you can help it)
It’s all your fault Hipyo!! I’m now addicted to customising keyboards!! All jokes aside your videos have been really inspiring as I’m new to the hobby.
My tip for cleaning deskmats and i been doing it like this every 2 weeks: 1. grab deskmat 2. get in shower 3. make tiles in shower wet 4. stick deskmat on wall (this will work due to anti slip) 5. use showerhead to wet up surface 6. use dish soap and a soft sided sponge to clean (do not use abbrasive sponge or all purpose cleaner, this might destroy any hydrophobic coating that's on your deskmat) 7. dry your deskmat over a drying rack (do not dry in sun as this again might damage any protective coatings) 8. you now have a clean deskmat and you've taken your biweekly gamer shower! you're welcome!
Nope. Don't use compressed air on small moving parts like a keyboard, but also things like bearings of computer fans. It could result in dirt going deeper between the moving parts. Also, compressed air can result in condensation droplets inside those parts. Those electrical blowers are fine though. Instead use a vacuum cleaner with some kind of brush attachment, or a separate brush. ...and watch out not to use too hot water for your keycaps, otherwise they could warp.
If you got beeswax, it works a treat. It'll basically waterproof your deskmat for a while. It doesn't affect the quality and texture of the mat once it's "baked" in.
My tip for cleaning deskmats and i been doing it like this every 2 weeks: 1. grab deskmat 2. get in shower 3. make tiles in shower wet 4. stick deskmat on wall (this will work due to anti slip) 5. use showerhead to wet up surface 6. use dish soap and a soft sided sponge to clean (do not use abbrasive sponge or all purpose cleaner, this might destroy any hydrophobic coating that's on your deskmat) 7. dry your deskmat over a drying rack (do not dry in sun as this again might damage any protective coatings and could damage the colors, seeing how yours is white it might not matter that much but better safe then sorry) 8. you now have a clean deskmat and you've taken your biweekly gamer shower! you're welcome
If you're not afraid of scratching the keycaps, the soapy water trick works with a plastic bag.. just dump everything in there and shake shake shake... pour into a sieve and rinse with warm water.. let airdry over night or wrap them in a towel(not paper, use actual towel) and shake shake shake and theyre 95% dry in a minute xd 9:10 bruh, H2O2 will bleach the shit out of fabric.......... you just want to sell more deskmats dont you!? yea im onto you mister
Hey Hipyo! I love your vids and you're the reason I got into keyboards. Could you review the RK royal kludge m75 and possibly mod it? I bought it and I think its good but Id love to see my favorite youtuber to review it!
A cheap fine-tipped squeeze duster also works well for cleaning out under the keycaps... like the things they use to clean dust off camera optics. It's not as good as actually removing the keycaps, but it can get rid of like 90% of the gunk with only 10% of the effort and near-zero cost. I keep my hands obsessively clean, so my keycaps generally take several years to show any signs of grime... but underneath, lots of dust and hair and other stuff accumulates. So... squeezy blower to the rescue!
Is it possible that dust is in switches ? I cleaned it 3 times my way and 3 time new bind not working it was alt now its d and t. Should i maybe use alcohol directly on switches? I did it with water but i feel like when im drying dirt just move to another bind? Ty anyway nice vid
If you have one of those cutlery baskets for your dishwasher you can just chuck the keys in there on a cold wash and they'll be nice and sparkly! Need one that locks completely though on the top!
do you have to use a keycap remover to remove the key caps? also what about led keyboards as mine lights up. i think the set up is similar to your gaming keyboard with the stabilizers(?). my keyboard is mainly dusty by the looks of it
First step should be to check to see if your keys are meant to actually come off, otherwise you may be stuck in a situation where you can't get your keys back on.
Hey Hipyio! And how you clean switches that are used over a year, Recently I Changed the switches of my keyboard, and i want to relube them. But when I opened them they had like little rocks (I dont know how to describe it) or things like that, Right now I'm trying with ultrasonic cleaner, dishsoap and warm water.
ngl a couple weeks ago I needed a keyboard to use so I took my little brothers old gaming keyboard and I cleaned it out with 90% isopropyl alcohol and an old toothbrush. when all the keycaps were off I dipped the toothbrush in the alcohol and scrubbed the board down that way but I just looked in the internet and it seems you are supposed to be using an alcohol wipe not just straight up alcohol. luckily it still works completely fine but my question is can you damage the keyboard cleaning it the way that I did? btw the keyboard was dirty asf and I doubt using an alcohol wipe would even clean it properly, it had dirt, food, hair, etc all built up on it and the keyboard(without the keycaps) had a yellow residue all in it.
Hey @Hipyo can you do a video on how to modify (dampen) a wireless keyboard such as the Keychron K4? Im not sure where to start given the internals (battery+wiring).
If the tap water in your area is particularly mineral rich like it is where I live, make sure to use something like distilled water for the keycaps, or they will collect the minerals as a residue and jam up the keyboard Speaking from personal experience.
I've used Efferdent (denture cleaner) to clean my key caps. It's doesn't leave residue and it's designed to break up fats and proteins which is most of the scum on the key caps.
Somehow I've found out more easy way to clean keycaps. I put 'em in a deep bowl, then give them a thick layer of BAKING SODA, then pour it with hot boiled water. Baking Soda is actually an alkali that is great for clening stuff like finger oil etc., and that's actually what makes soap work. So, after about 10 minutes of keycaps chilling in soda bouillon, keycaps should feel a little bit soapy, so now you can just sprink everything with tap water and voila. No elbow grease, it's darn cheap and works great.
@@naliboi93 to be honest, I’m not 100% sure. I’ve done it only with double-shot ABS keycaps (black,orange, creamy and grey) and those were totally fine
Is it bad to use isopropyl alcohol? I always use 90% to clean the plate once i have all the keycaps off. I'm afraid to use it on the keycaps because it might take off the letters or something.
The short answer is "it depends". According to my hastily-conducted research, ABS plastics are actually mildly reactive to isopropyl, but PBT isn't. Inks and paints are anyone's guess.
What i did is just get a flat head screw driver and remove the keycaps, although my keyboard is a business membrane keyboard not a mechanical one, also almost all mechanical keyboards nowadays have a puller with them in the box.
you might also use a twizer (idk, the thing that looks like tongs) or something that goes underneath, i use an orange uhh thing i got from either a toy or an art supply.
Thanks for this video, I learned how to clean my keyboard for the first time. My kitty cat got her fur all over my keyboard so it was very hairy! White fur all over the inside. I didn't have an air duster so I asked my older brother if he had one and what didja know he did. I used his electric air duster and it worked wonders! I washed my desk mat in the sink, it works.
I appreciate Hipyo being honest about how dirty his keyboard is and not pretending we’re all just a bunch of animals with ours 😂
Yes, then again he accused us of not doing the dishes… or washing our hands…
Well I'm not "an animal" with mine. Cleaning my keyboard takes me like 1 minute at max because it's never even dirty to begin with. It's just a bit dusty and that's easily fixed with compressed air.
The secret is to wash your hands and never eat at the keyboard. If you have to, then eat something that isn't powdery.
@@NedransVikingarAlso, don't own pets (slight sarcasm). I used to own a dog and oh my god, my laptop keys were so damn clogged with her hair, lol. I semi-cleaned the keys but nothing as in-depth as this, because it was a laptop.
But, if you do own pets, maybe don't let them get close to your keyboard, unless the cleaning process doesn't bother you. With cats, people also let them walk all over their surfaces (I personally never understood this, even as a former cat owner). Cats could be on the couch and whatever structure/ cat tree was bought for them. Cats did not go on tables or counters where you put your food, they did not go on top of fridges for the same reason (and it's dangerous and they can get stuck up there, too scared to hop down), and they don't walk on desks. People seem to forget where their cat's paws have been when they allow this.
:3 My keyboard was wayyyy worse than this with hair. Haha. I don't really have food inside of it. I rinsed it under water, used soap, q-tips, a sponge with the scrubber side, and the keys I soaked in soapy water before rinsing them, and washing them more with soap, and wiping them down. Now, they're outside drying in the hot sun. I'll leave them out there for like 24 hours. Haha
love thise videos
cold water will probably work better for more keycaps. the heat may cause the legends or characters to dissolve a bit if you have a dyesub set and if you agitate the keycaps with the soapy water then youre fine. i used a chopstick to kida stir them and it worked marvelously. also using alcohol on your plastic is generally not a good idea
just use slightly warm water, pbt won't get damaged in it
is it bad that its dissolved on the inside of my keys
I used very hot water and my keycaps got bent 😂
@@mshazaz that's why he said "the hottest water *your hands can handle*"
@@TheoSur well i guess he can handle hot enough water that it can melt his keycaps
Used a butter knife to pop out all my keys after I took a photo of it. Used a soapy scrub brush at an angle to clean the kb body a bit, wiped with baby wipe. Then Used dish soap in a bowl and scrub brush to wash keys, poured in strainer, sprayed with water, filled bowl with clean water, poured keys in and rinsed, tossed back and forth between strainer and bowl then dumped keys on a towel and patted keys dry. Re-assembled according to picture and let it sit in the sun for a bit. Quick and decent cleaning! Thank you!
You can use ultrasonic cleaner for the keycaps. Also it's great for your glasses and jewelery.
Bro says under an hour I’am in 3 minutes and already have to buy 2 items of the internet
Actually, if you don't want or can't buy a compressed air can or a blower, use a hairdryer and make sure it's blowing cold air. The air will spread more, but it's still better than nothing.
as someone who is a very casual mech keyboard enjoyer (and whose keyboard was built by my now-ex) I really appreciate this kind of video! I love my keyboard but lately it’s started acting weird and not typing correctly. I’m going to try deep cleaning it and see if that helps. As an aside, more videos on general keyboard maintenance would be awesome! Like, for instance, how to tell if a switch has gone bad / how to go about troubleshooting a keyboard that’s having typing issues.
I hope it worked!
Thanks Hipyo. this is my first time liking your video with clean hands
1:17 I always pull my keycaps by hand, it's just way faster + it is easier to set them into sets to later easily set back together. I think if you have a huntsman board, you should get one, because it hurts after like 40 and I don't want to do this daily on a fullsize.
Wow Hipyo is so brave for showing us his dirty keyboard.
all 7 hairs and like 3 crumbs.. if hipyo saw under my keycaps he would show up and confiscate all my boards and rehome them. theres enough cat hair to make a full size birds nest.
When I clean key caps I do it in a strainer that is sitting in a large bowl. Then I toss them in a food dehydrator to dry. Having a food dehydrator has been surprisingly useful over the years and I have never used it for food but drying lots of stuff like 3d printer filament.
Brush your cat if shes helping you clean... dude... my cats are the REASON im cleaning my keyboard... again. Lol
If you ever get blood on your fabric things from a bloody nose or papercut or what not, don't use hot water! cold water is most effective to get it out (don't let it dry out if you can help it)
And your own saliva is good for that as well.
Instructions unclear, I have discovered a bug infestation inside my keyboard.
i clean my keyboard weekly
so no need for a hazmat suit
I don't know why my keyboard has small hairs 😭 who tf shaved on my keyboard 😭😭
If your arms/hands are hairy when you lose small hairs naturally
Lmao mines the same
arm hairs xdd
@@broken-rpg-cuzzosame lol mostly it’s cause my cats loves to cuddle so she lays on my keyboard and gets hair everywhere but I love her alot 😂
@@LACHYON240HZ cat hair fr
Well edited! Also enjoyed the humor! Thanks 👍
To dry your keycaps, you can use your oven. Turn it to "warm".
Or clothes dryer after the washing machine.
@Hipyo Tech what keycaps are those?
Using a collander (pasta strainer) would be a great way to drain and rinse the keys.
He did the glarses oh yeah thing lol
It’s all your fault Hipyo!! I’m now addicted to customising keyboards!!
All jokes aside your videos have been really inspiring as I’m new to the hobby.
Wow Hipyo is so brave for- kitty kitty kitty kitty she’s helping aaaa ❤ (ty for this helpful tutorial)
0:13 howdy hey, I'm hiypo tech
My tip for cleaning deskmats and i been doing it like this every 2 weeks:
1. grab deskmat
2. get in shower
3. make tiles in shower wet
4. stick deskmat on wall (this will work due to anti slip)
5. use showerhead to wet up surface
6. use dish soap and a soft sided sponge to clean (do not use abbrasive sponge or all purpose cleaner, this might destroy any hydrophobic coating that's on your deskmat)
7. dry your deskmat over a drying rack (do not dry in sun as this again might damage any protective coatings)
8. you now have a clean deskmat and you've taken your biweekly gamer shower! you're welcome!
any tips for getting thermal compound off of a deskmat? 😅
Seems like im not the only one with that problem lol
IPA - isopropyl will def work.
Nope. Don't use compressed air on small moving parts like a keyboard, but also things like bearings of computer fans.
It could result in dirt going deeper between the moving parts.
Also, compressed air can result in condensation droplets inside those parts.
Those electrical blowers are fine though.
Instead use a vacuum cleaner with some kind of brush attachment, or a separate brush.
...and watch out not to use too hot water for your keycaps, otherwise they could warp.
I know you shouldn't use compressed air, but what are you supposed to use instead? Just brush it for eternity...
@@UnsolicitedThoughtsOfARose vacuum cleaner is what i used and it worked flawlessly and very fast.
for the compressed air, just use a blow dryer
for the keycap reover, use a butter knife, coming in from the side of the keys and popping them off
0:46 got weird filthy flashbacks
I was literally wondering how the hell i am going to keep my white and pastel deskmat clean this week. It gets so dirty so quickly.
If you got beeswax, it works a treat. It'll basically waterproof your deskmat for a while. It doesn't affect the quality and texture of the mat once it's "baked" in.
My tip for cleaning deskmats and i been doing it like this every 2 weeks:
1. grab deskmat
2. get in shower
3. make tiles in shower wet
4. stick deskmat on wall (this will work due to anti slip)
5. use showerhead to wet up surface
6. use dish soap and a soft sided sponge to clean (do not use abbrasive sponge or all purpose cleaner, this might destroy any hydrophobic coating that's on your deskmat)
7. dry your deskmat over a drying rack (do not dry in sun as this again might damage any protective coatings and could damage the colors, seeing how yours is white it might not matter that much but better safe then sorry)
8. you now have a clean deskmat and you've taken your biweekly gamer shower! you're welcome
5:51 The dog knows what's on my keycaps, but she can't judge me as long as she licks her own butt.
If you're not afraid of scratching the keycaps, the soapy water trick works with a plastic bag.. just dump everything in there and shake shake shake... pour into a sieve and rinse with warm water.. let airdry over night or wrap them in a towel(not paper, use actual towel) and shake shake shake and theyre 95% dry in a minute xd
9:10 bruh, H2O2 will bleach the shit out of fabric.......... you just want to sell more deskmats dont you!? yea im onto you mister
Use a Q-tip with the peroxide and only dot the area with blood staying clear of the surrounding area.
2:12 anyone know the brand of those keycaps?
How come you didn’t take the PCB off to clean around it? Would that involve removing all the switches?
Hey Hipyo! I love your vids and you're the reason I got into keyboards. Could you review the RK royal kludge m75 and possibly mod it? I bought it and I think its good but Id love to see my favorite youtuber to review it!
Cleaning the key caps can be done with an alcohol pad if it's only a few key are gunked like mine
Hey hipyo, for the mouse pad, i have one with leds, does it matter if i use the second technique?
A cheap fine-tipped squeeze duster also works well for cleaning out under the keycaps... like the things they use to clean dust off camera optics. It's not as good as actually removing the keycaps, but it can get rid of like 90% of the gunk with only 10% of the effort and near-zero cost. I keep my hands obsessively clean, so my keycaps generally take several years to show any signs of grime... but underneath, lots of dust and hair and other stuff accumulates. So... squeezy blower to the rescue!
I still have a few questions. What soap is safe for the color of the keycaps so they don't fade? Dish washing soap, bath soap or laundry soap?
will a more gooey detergent work instead of that liquid one you have there?
instead of water and dish soap, is it ok to use a solution of alcohol and water to clean the keycaps?
Incredibly helpful, thank you.
Do I have to lube my keycaps again after cleaning it in soapy water?
what keycap set do you have?
Can I use a vacuum cleaner instead of compressed air?
Please don't use wipes containing alcohol on keycaps especially ABS and especially the keyboard itself, google it for reasons why. That is all.
You can use distilled water, which contains no minerals and is safe for electronics however
is it possible to do this process with a Logitech G213 keyboard, i cant find any trustable source claiming the keycaps are replaceable
Is it possible that dust is in switches ? I cleaned it 3 times my way and 3 time new bind not working it was alt now its d and t. Should i maybe use alcohol directly on switches? I did it with water but i feel like when im drying dirt just move to another bind? Ty anyway nice vid
what is the keycap set that hipyo tech is using??
If you have one of those cutlery baskets for your dishwasher you can just chuck the keys in there on a cold wash and they'll be nice and sparkly! Need one that locks completely though on the top!
do you have to use a keycap remover to remove the key caps?
also what about led keyboards as mine lights up. i think the set up is similar to your gaming keyboard with the stabilizers(?).
my keyboard is mainly dusty by the looks of it
hey did u figure it out if its alright to do it with a led keyboard?
how many times will you inspect the damages
I wonder if oxy clean is useful for the keycaps as well?
7:20 You can avoid this by rinsing the caps in a colander or sieve.
First step should be to check to see if your keys are meant to actually come off, otherwise you may be stuck in a situation where you can't get your keys back on.
Howdy hey
Hey Hipyio! And how you clean switches that are used over a year, Recently I Changed the switches of my keyboard, and i want to relube them. But when I opened them they had like little rocks (I dont know how to describe it) or things like that, Right now I'm trying with ultrasonic cleaner, dishsoap and warm water.
What would you recommend for a “chalky” sounding keyboard?
Thank you for showing us the real keyboard and how dirty it is because it made me feel a lot less insecure about my own keeb!!! U da MVP!!!!
Oh snap you got the EPBT Sniper caps! I got on that group buy too!
ngl a couple weeks ago I needed a keyboard to use so I took my little brothers old gaming keyboard and I cleaned it out with 90% isopropyl alcohol and an old toothbrush. when all the keycaps were off I dipped the toothbrush in the alcohol and scrubbed the board down that way but I just looked in the internet and it seems you are supposed to be using an alcohol wipe not just straight up alcohol. luckily it still works completely fine but my question is can you damage the keyboard cleaning it the way that I did? btw the keyboard was dirty asf and I doubt using an alcohol wipe would even clean it properly, it had dirt, food, hair, etc all built up on it and the keyboard(without the keycaps) had a yellow residue all in it.
getting into the keyboard scene and moving from costar stabs to cherry was an amazing feeling :D
7:08 "Especially after sitting at your desk doing, doing who knows what." That phrase has multiple meanings💀
I have three cats and lots of hair on my own head. My keyboard collects all of our hair somehow.
Thanks for helpful AND humoristisk video. I shoulden be any differense for a keyboard integrated in an laptop, or?
Hey @Hipyo can you do a video on how to modify (dampen) a wireless keyboard such as the Keychron K4? Im not sure where to start given the internals (battery+wiring).
0:12 my cat ruined my 90$ keyboard by vomiting all over it with cat food, technically, yes...
most switches just stopped working
Do you think you could mod the SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL
Should I do the same thing if it a keyboard that is connected to the computer?
If the tap water in your area is particularly mineral rich like it is where I live, make sure to use something like distilled water for the keycaps, or they will collect the minerals as a residue and jam up the keyboard
Speaking from personal experience.
I've used Efferdent (denture cleaner) to clean my key caps. It's doesn't leave residue and it's designed to break up fats and proteins which is most of the scum on the key caps.
Is it okay that my stablizer keys pull out when im taking the keys off
cqan u review the yz75 gateron yellows?
mine was full of pubic hair stuck under the keys
Tip: rather than using q-tips use cotton and soak the cotton with ethanol or nail polish for cleaning the keyboard
that transition sound effect though...
Somehow I've found out more easy way to clean keycaps. I put 'em in a deep bowl, then give them a thick layer of BAKING SODA, then pour it with hot boiled water. Baking Soda is actually an alkali that is great for clening stuff like finger oil etc., and that's actually what makes soap work.
So, after about 10 minutes of keycaps chilling in soda bouillon, keycaps should feel a little bit soapy, so now you can just sprink everything with tap water and voila.
No elbow grease, it's darn cheap and works great.
Does baking soda damage any dyes, paint, or adhesives?
@@naliboi93 to be honest, I’m not 100% sure. I’ve done it only with double-shot ABS keycaps (black,orange, creamy and grey) and those were totally fine
I don't use laundry detergent, I use laundry solvent so I don't have to clear out the washing machine and hang the clothes to dry...
What switches are those?
Hipyo! Howdy hey! What are those keycaps and are they in stock?
@hipyo, I second that. They’re perfects for my build!
I’m so used to Glarses ‘oh yeah~’ that I lost it when I heard your one lmao
Is it bad to use isopropyl alcohol? I always use 90% to clean the plate once i have all the keycaps off. I'm afraid to use it on the keycaps because it might take off the letters or something.
The short answer is "it depends".
According to my hastily-conducted research, ABS plastics are actually mildly reactive to isopropyl, but PBT isn't. Inks and paints are anyone's guess.
@@CptJistuce interesting, thanks for the info
Just spent hours disassembling my entire keyboard and cleaning every part just for this to be recommended thanks youtube
first time cleaning my keyboard in 3 years, and well..
GODAMMMMMM
this helped me alot thanks
Wow, Hipyo is so brave for showing us his dirty keyboard.
7:45 did that mistake with my old G15 keyboard, said what the heck. it'll be fine... it wasn't fine. RIP glorious keyboard after 15 years of service.
can you build a tofu 65 2.0?
Gamer Gunk? GAMER GUNK? I snort laughed so hard my boyfriend came in to check on me.
what keyboard is that
Can you do a review on the hyperx alloy origins keyboard. I have red switches and it sounds really good.
I have the cool killer polar bear keyboard and I need to learn how to clean out the crevices under the keypad.
I want to clean my keyboard but I don't have any cat. But what can I do, 😂😂
Is this where the Hipyo intermission sound came from?
Lost me when you required me to buy a keycap puller instead of using y fingers
im against pullers but doing it with your fingers sucks
What i did is just get a flat head screw driver and remove the keycaps, although my keyboard is a business membrane keyboard not a mechanical one, also almost all mechanical keyboards nowadays have a puller with them in the box.
@@mrhoneybadger5539 so what do you do then if you can't use your fingers or a keycap puller?
you might also use a twizer (idk, the thing that looks like tongs) or something that goes underneath, i use an orange uhh thing i got from either a toy or an art supply.
@@chrispychip12 get creative and use any long thin stick thats plastic.
Does anyone know what keyboard is in the thumbnail?
As my first time cleaning a keyboard, i did not use a key cap remover,
2 lego brick separators😂😂😂
Thanks for this video, I learned how to clean my keyboard for the first time. My kitty cat got her fur all over my keyboard so it was very hairy! White fur all over the inside. I didn't have an air duster so I asked my older brother if he had one and what didja know he did. I used his electric air duster and it worked wonders! I washed my desk mat in the sink, it works.
I just watched 5 of your videos back to back. Even though I am not a keyboard enthusiast.
Link to keycaps? Those are dope.
What keyboard is this?