Thread: Tell Me How to Get Coffee Out of My Keyboard

Originally Posted by NeAvO

I saw "Tell me how to get coffe..." and I knew the rest :p

Try asking James, I'm sure he'll know. Otherwise do that?

haah

yeah, remember what I told you he would say when I told him? He was that and worse. I don't want to ask his help

Originally Posted by Burns

haah

yeah, remember what I told you he would say when I told him? He was that and worse. I don't want to ask his help

You silly clutz :p

that happened to me once. i just bought a new keyboard.

Hmm burnz I think that pretty much all keyboards can have their keys taken off. Try taking off a useless key first (such as like, the windows key or "home" or something) to test, if you are still worried about it.

Originally Posted by ataraxis

Hmm burnz I think that pretty much all keyboards can have their keys taken off. Try taking off a useless key first (such as like, the windows key or "home" or something) to test, if you are still worried about it.

Good idea, next time I'm feeling brave, I'll try that. I could probably just live with the space bar being kinda slow, but you know me, the perfectionist. Ah well, I just the sticky space bar gives it character, right?

show me a pic of the keyboard and i can tell you if its (probably) detachable. And furthermore, it would make sense for the buttons to be able to come off, right? Not for convenience, but honestly, would the manufactuars really want to make a keyboard with already intact buttons. They make the keyboard base and button separately, and then attach them. But yeah, especially if the button feels wiggly, it is meant to come off....