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post #1
03 December 2006, 13:21 UTC#1
I spilt pepsi on my board.

Some1 recommend me a hi tech one to buy. Cheapish.
<£20
Thanks.

Direct link would be ace, else ill never get there.
post #2
03 December 2006, 13:51 UTC#2
Tip it upside down over a towel, then whipe it off. Mine got spilled on at least 5 times and still works fine.
post #3
03 December 2006, 13:55 UTC#3
This was a pint. :(

half seems to work, I get a beeping from my pc too, when its plugged in.
post #4
03 December 2006, 13:58 UTC#4
Hmm, damn. Just buy one of the more silent keyboards if you didn't have one before, because I just got one with my new computer, and it makes such a huge difference.
post #5
03 December 2006, 14:06 UTC#5
Silent board??

Ill probs just eBay 1, might aswell get a good 1.
post #6
03 December 2006, 14:07 UTC#6
A pint of pepsi on the keyboard, did you not stop it:S
post #7
03 December 2006, 14:27 UTC#7
Pot noodle in other hand, I fell, glass was full to the max, at least 3/4 came out onto board.

Board was on the slidey desk thing, was pulled out, glass landed ontop if you get me, not on the lidey board thing, but on the desk part where monitor is.

:S
post #8
03 December 2006, 14:29 UTC#8
That is one shitty situation man, I remember I spilt a little bit on mine, the keys were well slow and sticky for fucking ages.
post #10
03 December 2006, 17:25 UTC#10
Is that thing out yet? It said it should be on the release date but can't find where to buy it?
post #11
03 December 2006, 17:48 UTC#11
Heh, I'll buy it if it's under £50, haa, whih I doubt.

I'll get a cheap one later probs.
post #12
04 December 2006, 05:09 UTC#12
QUOTE(BaZ_LnN @ Dec 3 2006, 02:21 PM) [snapback]401456[/snapback]

I spilt pepsi on my board.

Some1 recommend me a hi tech one to buy. Cheapish.
<£20
Thanks.

Direct link would be ace, else ill never get there.



If it's a standard keyboard w/o any fancy backlighting or an LCD screen....tie the cord up with a rubberband and put it face-down in the dishwasher. Run a cycle, DO NOT put soap in though. Afterwards, place it facedown on a towel and let it dry out for a couple days.

Should be in working order after it's dried.

Good Luck!
post #14
04 December 2006, 16:15 UTC#14
Haha, went out and bought one today, a Microsoft one for £10.

It's better than my other one though, the cordless ones where like £25, cheapest, was gonna get one but don't you have to recharge them and stuff??
post #15
04 December 2006, 18:17 UTC#15
naw mine has one AAA battery in it and I've had it over a year. :happy:

also mine cost 18.99 and its ultra slim