[G4] milk spill on keyboard

[Crandon David]

So that's what WD stands for!  What's the "40" though?

David


On Jun 4, 2005, at 9:51 AM, Doug McNutt wrote:

> At 22:58 -0400 6/3/05, Robert Hazelrigg wrote:
>> One other liquid you can use to clean your keyboard is Coke-Cola. 
>> Warning  your result may vary.
>
> As a high school student I attended a Methodist church and was dating 
> the preacher's daughter. With a small group of students the Rev. 
> cracked an egg into a beaker of alcohol and it immediately congealed. 
> It "proved" that alcohol was bad for you.
>
> I was allowed time to demonstrate the same effect when I replaced the 
> alcohol with Coca Cola. My point was missed by all believers but I did 
> continue to see the young lady.
>
> Sodium bicarbonate and carbonic acid (baking soda) are well known as 
> cleaning agents. They are regularly touted in newspaper columns - 
> Heloise.  The test is in the residue. Sugar is terrible, donno about 
> caffeine. Diet Coke? Uric acid is also a good cleaner but I really 
> don't think aiming at a keyboard is a good idea. Save it for putting 
> out the campfire.
>
> Don't forger WD-40. The WD probably stands for "water displacement". I 
> have used it on sticky switches with much success. It's not a 
> lubricant but it does move existing grease around with a rejuvenation 
> effect. It seems to be OK for use on electronic plastics.
>
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