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Cleaning a Logitech Keyboard: Power Off, Wipe Gently, Never Spray Directly

Logitech recommends switching off and disconnecting a keyboard before cleaning, wiping keys with a slightly damp lint-free cloth, and clearing debris with compressed air rather than spraying liquid onto the device.

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Liquids entering the gaps between keys can damage electronics. These steps are based on Logitech's general guidance for removing ordinary dust and finger marks. Check your model's manual for water resistance and removable keycaps.

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Unplug wired keyboards; switch off wireless ones. Remove user-replaceable batteries if present and wait 5–10 seconds.
Use compressed air to clear crumbs and loose dust between keys. Do not force off keycaps unless your model supports removal.
Lightly moisten a soft, lint-free cloth with tap water; make sure it is not dripping.
Gently wipe key surfaces with the barely damp cloth, keeping moisture away from openings.
Never spray cleaners directly on the keyboard or immerse it. Avoid bleach, acetone, strong solvents and abrasives.
Allow all residual moisture to clear before reconnecting power or batteries. Defer to your model manual for special finishes or water-resistant designs.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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