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Friends, i have a separate pesach computer. I urge all medakdekim to make haste to Staples and get the special pesach computer approved by rabbi Blumenkrantz. Get the one made by hand.
I have a special ceremony where I do bittul for the entire content of my hard drive. Because that is where the real chometz is in my computer. The rest are innocent crumbs…
In all seriousness though, do not remove the keycaps from your keyboard. Many are equipped with small clips to hold the keys in place, and they are easily broken. Use compressed air in a can.
Beware of zealots with blowtorches.
LOL!!!!
compressed air only gets you so far, more is needed.
Avremel, what's your advise?
Dave Barry once said that cleaning the house with a leaf blower was a "guy concept". I have cleaned under my radiators this way in the past. Compressed air ROX!!
Don't eat over your keyboard!
What about burping, drooling and spitting accidentally, can one do that over a keyboard? Not to mention throwing up involuntarily after reading the tastefully designed Kosher Bachelor blog.
No fair! I write the piece and you get the comments!
Not to mention that the mouse and monitor are clearly the more serious chametz problems.
Chag sameach!
folks they make plastic virtually indestructible keyboards that you can rinse off w/ a hose. they also roll up or fold for storage. buy one. you can use it for pesach and have it as a spare.
There is also a projector, which projects a keyboard image onto a flat surface. Input is very accurate. Talk about easy cleaning!
don't lick the keyboard, you will be OK!
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