how to clean hand oils from keyboard? it's SHINY and ugly!!

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yuwing

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i'm using mr clean magic eraser for my wrist area. It works like a charm. but i can't deal with the shiny bright light reflected on oily keys!

it's exceptionally bothersome when less used keys are spotless and non reflective =_=

what kind of detergent can deal with that?
 
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I just wipe my ibook with a cloth from time to time... it works fine, even on the keyboard. If this doesnt work for you, id use some rubbing alcochol or something similar..
 
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yuwing said:
i'm using mr clean magic eraser for my wrist area. It works like a charm. but i can't deal with the shiny bright light reflected on oily keys!

it's exceptionally bothersome when less used keys are spotless and non reflective =_=

what kind of detergent can deal with that?
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The shiny keys are not covered in oils from your skin. They are actually worn down, I believe, because my iBook looks the same. The texture of the keys wears down after a certain period of use. This is why you are seeing the keys that you use most-often looking this way.
 

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