"I've only had my new MacBook Pro for a few weeks, and it's already starting to look disgusting, especially when I take it outdoors and look at it from under the sun. Now, I don't recommend that you pull out your household vacuum cleaner and start prodding that into your keyboard or other orifices on your system, as this can suck up keys off the keyboard and damage fans inside the system."
"A 'tool' that I've been using to clean my keyboard has been . It's quite useful for picking up the worst of the debris, but I've encountered people using it wrong-smashing it into their keyboards and shoveling it into even holes in a system. Also, I've noticed that some of them can leave a slight oily residue, which attracts more dirt."
Keyboards quickly collect dirt, hair, and crumbs, with a new MacBook Pro showing visible grime within weeks. Using a household vacuum is discouraged because it can dislodge keys and damage internal fans. A simple handheld cleaning tool can remove bulk debris but may be misused, shove dirt into crevices, or leave an oily residue that attracts more grime. A comprehensive cleaning kit containing brushes, blowers, pullers, and spray works across laptops, desktops, smartphones, tablets, and earbuds. The kit's holder keeps tools organized for desk drawers, laptop bags, or portable repair kits.
Read at ZDNET
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