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  The fact that you got it for $15 completely removed any argument i have that this is a bad keyboard. Enjoy your absolute steal :)
context: Good deal but lord that is nasty, give it a deep clean before you use it any more, please.. >
  
  The keys are getting a bath right now. Didn't have an air canister so the keyboard without keys went to the garage and had a leaf blower dusting. >
  
  My bloody brother used my canned air, wish I'd thought of this myself for all the times I needed air 😔😔😔 >
  
  Get a small electric can of air on Amazon or something >
  
  Ooh I hadn't heard of those, thanks >
  
  Good find, congratulations!
  For cleaning, I'd start by removing the keycaps and giving them a bath in some warm soapy water. While they're soaking, take a vacuum with the brush attachment to get all the dust and nastiness. You could air can it, but I personally wouldn't want to blow the dirt and who know what else in my house. Rinse and completely dry the keycaps and you should be good to go. Happy typing >
  
  Lovely. Thanks so much! 🙏 >
  
  Baby wipes for disinfecting on top. I mainly use these as that's also what I use to keep my mousepad maintained alongside a lint roller. >
  
  I've heard Lint rollers leave tiny glue particles that make dirt accumulate faster. There's a type of stiff brush called an upholstery brush that some say works better. >
  
  I will look into this. Would it not damage the surface of the pad? I want to keep the surface just right. I have a stupid light mouse at 23 grams and everything lol >
  
  I just looked at it. I'd rather use a makeup brush and some micro fiber if I didn't already run that In the form of non-alcohol baby wipes. Lint roller seems still necessary for less frequent use though >
  
  Good cleaning products to use:
  -Isopropyl Holy Water
  -Pot over hellfire stovetop
  -Cloth from the local rabbi
  great find btw >
  
  Thought I might need to use some chemicals from breaking bad but soapy water on the keys (caps? Still learning the language) did wonders. All clean now just drying before reassembly. >
  
  This is quite the good deal.
  especially since the keyboard is 200$ new >
  
  it’s not worth 200 new that hella overpriced >
  
  True, just like with all Razer stuff its overpriced. >
  
  Hey all. I started lurking here a while back and thought that even though I don't type all day for my work, having a nicer keyboard will give me just a bit more joy so i can smile more during long days working from home. I was intimidated by some of the prices so I decided to wait until a good deal came along. Never had any mechanical keyboards before. Hopefully I got a decent one!
  Do I need to use both USB plugs? Any cleaning tips? Glad to be a part of the community! >
  
  You can use one of the USB plugs, one is just for wrist wrest underglow (I think). Pretty sure the cable labeled “Razer,” is the main one you use.
  For cleaning, I would first wipe away whatever you can (gunk, dust, etc) then use an air duster can to spray away what you can’t get. If you don’t want to buy one, you can use a Q-tip but it won’t be as efficient. If there is stains that you can’t get rid of, rubbing alcohol would do the job. 
  Some people spray their keyboards with water, but please be careful. It’s very easy to mess up and make sure you dry the keyboard for 2-3 days before plugging it.
  Anyways, congrats on your first keyboard! >
  
  Thanks a ton. I appreciate it! >
  
  Post another picture after cleaning!