Review on 🧼 Car Cleaning Gel Kit for Universal Automotive Detailing - Dust Cleaner for Car Crevice, Air Vents, Interior Detailing & Keyboard Cleaning - Suitable for Cars, PCs, Laptops, Cameras by Scott Morris

I have two gaming RGB keyboards - one desktop and one laptop - I used them after seeing another reviewer with before and after photos. I wanted these results! I used this drop on each of them when they were off and put some pressure on my desktop keyboard to reduce dust on the keys. He did a good job of grabbing everything he could get his hands on and looking a lot better. However, when I turned on my computer and the normal login screen appeared, the characters (hidden, of course, since it's a password) filled in the space for the password. I have found that pressing this drip on the keys causes one or more of them to get stuck. At this point I tried my best to fix it but that was after trying to figure out which keys got stuck. Keep in mind that this is a password field that appears as asterisks and has no display option. It took some time and some prayers but everything seems fine now. I then checked my laptop and the same thing happened, but the solution wasn't that bad as I went through it just before and the keys weren't pressed as hard. with this drop. If you're using this on a keyboard, be careful not to press the keys too hard to get into the slots. You may need to roll it into a thin, pasta-like shape for an intermediate position. I'll probably just use this on a car dashboard with no buttons, but then what's the difference to a damp cloth? , it seemed less sticky due to the dust accumulated on it.