I use "BABY WIPES" they are mild, moist clean and smell good....cheap also....
Tooth paste is a very lite abrassive that is excellent for jewlery as well....
TR

I purchased the Endust for Electronics at Staples about 3 years ago and I still have more than a half can left. You only need a very small amount to do the job. You may also be able to purchase it from some online sources--do a Google search for it.

Gary

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sure..online..the can costs $15 and the shipping $19...that's funny

OH my god..i just looked it up and it's $4.99 - i'm gonna buy 2 of them

Lol...Subtotal: $4.95
Shipping: $6.95
Order Total: $11.90

The shipping costs more than the thingie...

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you guys are being serious when talking about toothpaste? what can i do with the toothpaste besides messing up my keys ???

Tony - baby wipes aren't anti static and i can't clean the touch screen with them..

OH MY GOD ...what in the world is wrong with those creeps ? --> http://www.apluswhs.com/scripts/ap_display_part.cgi?partkey=5281&ipsrc=media&reftype=pi&sptype=osmx

The cost is for a case of 12 cans.

I have used diluted tooth paste to clean my customer's piano keys for the last 40 years, works fine. Do not harm the finish on a key, that finish keeps the keys protected.
First a damp cloth, if you need more tooth paste DILUTED.

John C.

toothpaste on keyboard ??? it's gonna get all messy ! please explain the steps...

Regards,

claudiu

Toothpaste won't mess up the keys. Just put some on a damp cloth and wipe on the keys one by one. Make sure the cloth is not too wet else you'll create bubbles all over the keys

After rubbing the keys with toothpaste, use another clean cloth to wipe the keys again. Smiles fresh at you. I've been using this method to clean my keyboard's keys.