Cleaning computer equipment getting you down?
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    Mr_Sheen
    Posts: 13 from 2003/5/8
    Not anymore with Mr Sheen, a product which can cut cleaning times down by over 50% using the latest Mr Sheen cleaning formula.

    Why waste your time with cleaning products what are useless?

    Do you hate it when cleaning products leave streaks and sticky residue?

    Would you like a product what does it all?

    Then get Mr Sheen now for a cleaning experience what will take your breath away.

    Now available in Original, Summer Fruits and Vanilla.

    If you not completely satisfied with Mr Sheen, return the tin and you will get a full refund.

    Mr Sheen - Cleaning the world!

    [ Edited by Mr_Sheen on 2005/4/14 18:20 ]
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    tokai
    Posts: 1289 from 2003/2/25
    From: binaryriot
    I'm puzzled... are you making fun of your own nick or are you doing serious marketing here?

    If it's the second I suggest to ask Targhan (webmaster) for banner space, it's not expensive. Making advertisement as forum mailing is not really suitable.

    Well... and if it's the first.. then you picked the wrong nick. :)
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    tokai
    Posts: 1289 from 2003/2/25
    From: binaryriot
    anyway... lets make the best out of this thread and lets share cleaning tips. :-)

    I really need to clean my keyboards again.. not sure if i should clean it the same way i did last time (that killed the keyboard): removing all keys, putting them into water until they are clean and the place them again on the board.

    Anyone tried such small keyboard-usb-vacuum-cleaner-thingie? Is it any good or useful?

    regards,
    tokai
  • »14.04.05 - 17:56
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  • Targhan
    Posts: 2833 from 2003/2/8
    From: USA
    I found that it's easier, less messy, and cheaper to just use a CAK in the first place. (Cheap A** Keyboard)

    Buy one on clearance, get one from the "closeout store," or hit up the cheapest thing in the department store of your choice. If you don't pay more than $10 for your keyboard--there is no hesitation in replacing it when it doesn't look "nice".

    Another option is to keep a nice keyboard in storage for going to shows, etc. Although, this method has the serious drawback of attracting beer.... Oh well. :-P
    :idea:Targhan

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  • »14.04.05 - 18:04
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  • Targhan
    Posts: 2833 from 2003/2/8
    From: USA
    P.S.

    If I remember right, Mr. Sheen does this to be silly; and I'm fairly sure it's a gag. usually, he has a can of that stuff as his avatar too, but with the current temp-server he's stuck with a smiley.... *shrugs*
    :idea:Targhan

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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    Acill
    Posts: 1926 from 2003/10/19
    From: Port Hueneme, Ca.
    I dont think they even sell the stuff in the US do they? I havent seen it if they do.

    I need to clean out my tower case real bad. It sucks in dust more then I would like it to. I'm also getting a new PSU that has removable cables in it to clean it up inside a lot, and rounded IDE cables to top it all off.
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  • »14.04.05 - 18:23
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    Mr_Sheen
    Posts: 13 from 2003/5/8
    Mr Sheen is mainly sold in Europe but you can contact Mr Sheens helpdesk and order tins,wipes and spray bottles for U.S shipping.

    All credit/debit cards accepted.

    Mr Sheen is great for cleaning your computer tower out, the anti-static dust protection will reduce dust build up in the tower case. Also if you use a little bit on your cpu/tower fans it will also help to reduce build up of dust on them.

    Mr Sheen - Cleaning the world!
  • »14.04.05 - 18:59
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  • Yokemate of Keyboards
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    Zylesea
    Posts: 2057 from 2003/6/4
    Tokai:

    A kitchen sponge (but only the yellow side, not the rough green/blue
    side) and some "Pril" (of course you can use every detergent
    you like, I used AS Spülmittel from Schlecker recently, before
    "akuta" from Aldi (or was it lidl?)) once a quarter year will keep
    your kbd clean. Clean it moisty not wet and you're on the safe side,
    dry it wth kitchen tissue. Even my old Amiga kbd which is something
    like 10 years old lokoks pretty fresh and new still.

    I gues puting the keys into waer is somewhat rude, if there are coal
    contacts they will not welcome that.

    I know what I am talking about since I worked as a room cleaner back
    in the time I did my Abi - 13 dm/h and 50%+ worktime was done with
    chatting with my cleaner collegue (a school mate), drinking coffee,
    learning for school or keep an eye of the old NCR while the sysadmin
    was going to the Pizzagrill or buying new cigarrettes (I never saw a
    person smoking so much as this sysadmin did). It was a cool job and I
    always can excuse my home mess with the fact that i know what cleaning
    is about...
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    ...and Matthias , my friend - RIP
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  • Yokemate of Keyboards
    Yokemate of Keyboards
    Zylesea
    Posts: 2057 from 2003/6/4
    Oh - forgot: Or just use Mr Sheen ;-)
    --
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    Whenever you're sad just remember the world is 4.543 billion years old and you somehow managed to exist at the same time as David Bowie.
    ...and Matthias , my friend - RIP
  • »14.04.05 - 23:25
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    poundsmack
    Posts: 1346 from 2003/6/8
    From: USA California
    since this thread is jsut a gag i will insert something i thnk is funny

    LINK

    u need quick time to watch this
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  • »15.04.05 - 01:29
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    hooligan
    Posts: 1948 from 2003/2/23
    From: Lahti, Finland
    Just got off phone with Charlie Sheen, he said he will not do ANY kind of cleaning at my house, nor does Martin. And then he told me to bugger off. Now that was rude.. whats the deal here??
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  • Targhan
    Posts: 2833 from 2003/2/8
    From: USA
    I don't see anything funny about a link that does not work with ibrowse/voyager. Sorry, it's just isn't funny.
    :idea:Targhan

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    Mr_Sheen
    Posts: 13 from 2003/5/8
    Remember fellow sheeners, Mr Sheen comes with a complete money back guarantee if your not completly satisfied with the amazing cleaning power.

    Also on selective Mr Sheen tins, their is 25% extra free, YES 25% extra courtesy of the best cleaner in the world.

    Mr Sheen - Cleaning the way for all.
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  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    amiades
    Posts: 231 from 2005/6/2
    From: Asturies, Spain
    Last time I cleaned my KB, it was a normal old KB, and I had no problem cleaning it (with water, and all). But now, I have a RF keyboard, whose's guarranty I would not like to break... What can I do? Cleaning it from outside, is very difficult. I think I will mail logitech for a solution :P.
  • »26.08.06 - 22:09
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    Mr_Sheen
    Posts: 13 from 2003/5/8
    Yes you can still clean it the same, companies usually claim it will damage the item but it is all lies. They do not want home users to service their own products, that is why there is silly "this item does not contain serviceable parts" stickers on items which DO contain serviceable parts.

    I use Mr Sheen (mixed with water) all the time on my Trust rf keyboard and never had a problem, just make sure everything is dried before putting the cover back on or you could be left with streaks and sticky residue.

    Mr Sheen - Cleaning the world
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    SoundSquare
    Posts: 1213 from 2004/12/1
    From: Paris, France
    you can actually purchase this gag : http://www.britsuperstore.com/acatalog/Mr_Sheen.html

    now please remove this thread.
  • »27.08.06 - 16:46
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