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I've heard of keyboards in a dish washer, and tried it on a commercial dish machine. warped the plastic but still works. Never heard of a monitor before. Don't want to know how that happened.
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Not a monitor, but a computer geek friend of mine had to deal with an irate customer who ran her keyboard and mouse through the dishwasher. She had called to complain that the keyboard keys were sticking and the mouse ball wouldn't roll sometimes. He told her she should clean them.....she did.The large print giveth, and the small print taketh away.Comment
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actually, with most silicon boards, if you dry them out COMPLETELY before using them, they can usually survive getting waterlogged. Works great with cell phonesQuoth gremcint View Post
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I've done keyboards several times. A boom box. Record albums, (With the hot water turned off, and a drop of regular, not machine, detergent.) boots, bicycle parts. It's not water and electronics that don't always mix, it's water and electricity.
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How about that, dishwashers seem to quite useful for cleaning everything but dishes.
"I don't have an anger problem I have an idiot problem!" - Hank Hill
When in deadly danger, when beset by doubt, run around in little circles, wave your arms and shout!Comment
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ironic...
i don't have a dishwasher, but if i did i'd put my shoes in it...they got moldy because my fiance's mother refused to put them in the dryer...after being in his trunk for a couple of days (after me telling him to NOT let that happen...)Comment
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