[SOLVED] Cleaning my keyboard

[ThatSourMelon]

So I have a SteelSeries apex 150 membrane keyboard. It has an LED Backlight. I got a new SteelSeries mouse (rival 710 and I love it) I was looking in the SteelSeries app on changing the led backlight, like there’s this multicolor feature. I never really looked into it, but when I look directly on top of my keyboard then I see, dust. Like, I see a couple strains of hair, and did I see pizza roll crumbs? (My favorite snack to game to is Tostitos pizza rolls, don’t @ me.) Anyway, If you see a picture of my keyboard it will make more since, but it has a different led backlight than other keyboards. It shows it’s imperfections a lot more. Normally it wouldn’t bother me, but not that I know it’s there I can’t stop myself from looking at it. Crumbs, will they affect my keyboard at all? A potential to brake it? Or am I worrying too much and it’s only messing up the led’s? Even so, is there a way to clean in between the keys? I looked online and, either I’m a really bad googler, or there isn’t anything specific on that.

 

[AngelTech]

I mean it's good to keep it clean and not get the keys greased up just use some compressed air and it should get all that stuff out if ur scared to take the caps off I don't believe you have to.

 

[hang-the-9]

Most people use a brush in combination with compressed air. If you use a brush I don't really see a need for the air, and I like using the cheap toy foam noodle water guns to puff air on things in place of compressed air cans that run out pretty quickly. Get a cheap artist brush, wrap the hair with some nice tape around the handle to keep the hairs from falling out (since it's a cheap brush). This camera kit may actually work really well to clean a keyboard, or other electronics https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics...WWQJF25XXHM&psc=1&refRID=DJCRXW4K4WWQJF25XXHM