Just Great! So I got pancake syrup on my Razer Blackwidow keyboard

[RaÿTHeoN:]

How the hell can I get this syrup out from in between the keys without taking the entire keyset off? I have a feeling this is going to make my switches stick if it gets any deeper.

Plz help this isn't a joke thread.

[Arafura]

How is this our fault.And why are you wasteing your money?

[=BB= Pudfark]

Well, first things first.......quit googling 'midget mud wrestlers'.
Next....bite the bullet, do the job right....pull the keys off and wipe it down with a warm wet rag.
Next time.....wear protection. ;)

[this is NOT mooney]

Originally posted by =BB= Pudfark:

Well, first things first.......quit googling 'midget mud wrestlers'.
Next....bite the bullet, do the job right....pull the keys off and wipe it down with a warm wet rag.
Next time.....wear protection. ;)

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[Technopath]

Put the KB in the dishwasher and let it dry for 3 days.

[Airk]

Originally posted by BSRRBuRgLaR:

How the hell can I get this syrup out from in between the keys without taking the entire keyset off? I have a feeling this is going to make my switches stick if it gets any deeper.

Plz help this isn't a joke thread.

un plug it, if you REALLY want to be that lazy just run rubbing alcohol threw it, it will dry completely and will actually remove sticky syrups. dont use nail polish remover it will weaken your plastic.


they really can be ran through a dishwasher: allthough i would never use that method on an expensive keyboard. BUT TURN OFF THE HEAT IN YOUR DISHWASHER. dishwashers have there own heating elements inside and will make the water much hotter than your hot-tap water. and that heated drying cycle, you dont want to expose the plastics to that kind of heat

and if you do decide to do it the right way its not that hard, just use a key puller, that makes it alot easier and u wont damage ur caps. and just throw on a movie or show and pull off all the keys,.

but i used rubbinng alcohol in the past, for sticky keyboards soaked in soda, coffee, even controllers with sticky buttons, just a drop or 2 of rubbing alcohol will loosen them right up.

i was around 18, mopping up a cup of watery coke from behind my desk, when i promised myself id never keep drinks on my desk any more.
i can walk to the sink and back 20X faster than i can mop up a sticky puddle thats all over my desk/computer.

[RaÿTHeoN:]

Originally posted by Shayes_BurgerMoney:

Originally posted by BSRRBuRgLaR:

How the hell can I get this syrup out from in between the keys without taking the entire keyset off? I have a feeling this is going to make my switches stick if it gets any deeper.

Plz help this isn't a joke thread.

un plug it, if you REALLY want to be that lazy just run rubbing alcohol threw it, it will dry completely and will actually remove sticky syrups. dont use nail polish remover it will weaken your plastic.


they really can be ran through a dishwasher: allthough i would never use that method on an expensive keyboard. BUT TURN OFF THE HEAT IN YOUR DISHWASHER. dishwashers have there own heating elements inside and will make the water much hotter than your hot-tap water. and that heated drying cycle, you dont want to expose the plastics to that kind of heat

and if you do decide to do it the right way its not that hard, just use a key puller, that makes it alot easier and u wont damage ur caps. and just throw on a movie or show and pull off all the keys,.

but i used rubbinng alcohol in the past, for sticky keyboards soaked in soda, coffee, even controllers with sticky buttons, just a drop or 2 of rubbing alcohol will loosen them right up.

i was around 18, mopping up a cup of watery coke from behind my desk, when i promised myself id never keep drinks on my desk any more.
i can walk to the sink and back 20X faster than i can mop up a sticky puddle thats all over my desk/computer.

No 3 liter bottles of pee from under desk? Filthy Casual. HAhahaha


Is there any chance of 90% alcohol damaging the LEDs?

[frombehind]

you need to remove the keycaps but they should of protected the switches.

that being said, is razor so you might as well buy something new. i mean it was going to break next week anyway right xD

[RaÿTHeoN:]

Originally posted by frombehind:

you need to remove the keycaps but they should of protected the switches.

that being said, is razor so you might as well buy something new. i mean it was going to break next week anyway right xD

Actually I've had this for 6 months and it's put up with a lot of ♥♥♥♥ not to mention being yanked off my desk for a 3 foot fall by my 1 year old daughter about 200 times.

Razer did not do bad on this thing at all

[frombehind]

nah i'm just playing dude :D

[RaÿTHeoN:]

Originally posted by frombehind:

nah i'm just playing dude :D

When I turn this thing on Wave and it cycles through the spectrum it's like a litle bell that tells my little girl HEY LETS GO SNATCH DADDY'S KEYBOARD OFF THE DESK !

[frombehind]

another reason to not get one with rgb led imo xD

i like mine all green me but i have a ducky :D

[Cuddle Bunny]

I spilled a few beers in my razor board. Sticky keys suck.

Let it dry, see which keys are sticking, and remove them by hand. Use a Q-Tip with rubbing alcohol and just swap the area. Toss the removed keys in a bowl with soapy water.

It might take you a few tries. I actually had to completely disassemble my board at one point. It was tricky to get everything back in place, all aligned. But not impossible.

[Arafura]

Originally posted by Cuddle Bunny:

I spilled a few beers in my razor board. Sticky keys suck. .

Just press shift 5 times.

[RaÿTHeoN:]

Originally posted by Friendly Ebola :3:

Originally posted by Cuddle Bunny:

I spilled a few beers in my razor board. Sticky keys suck. .

Just press shift 5 times.

I see what you did there.

:-)