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Maybe use some compressed air. I can't imagine a shop paying someone to sit there and spend a ton of time cleaning a nasty keyboard when it could just be replaced pretty cheaply.
Compressed air can possibly blow the debris deeper into the keyboard or laptop. Use a vacuum with a brush attachment to help dislodge debris, and to prevent the inadvertent sucking a key-top off.
Compressed air can possibly blow the debris deeper into the keyboard or laptop. Use a vacuum with a brush attachment to help dislodge debris, and to prevent the inadvertent sucking a key-top off.
Keep one hand on the laptop while doing this to ground it. Good luck find a bit of metal to touch...
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