From: ZsdbUse1+noZs_0607@Zbigfoot.Zcom.invalid   
      
   On 27 Jun 2006 20:05:01 -0700, Computer News 80  wrote:   
   > If you lubricate at all remove the key cap by pi;;ing straight up. Then   
   > with a q-tip that has a small amount of silicone oil on it carefully   
      
   I wouldn't use any liquid lube.   
   I would recommend a dry BUT NOT GRAPHITE lube.   
      
   I'd prefer one with paraffin wax, but teflon powder would probably work   
   as well.  I happen to have a tube sold by the Boy Scouts to lubricate   
   wheels on pinewood derby (wood block derby) cars.  It is cleaner than   
   graphite, but does not work near as well for racing.  I've used it to   
   lubricate flip phones, calculators, etc. and should be just the thing   
   for plastic on plastic in a keyboard.   
      
   BUT DO NOT USE GRAPHITE!   
      
   > Most of the time key stick from not being used, and require no   
   > lubrication, just work them up and down for a while.   
      
   Or from something sticky in them and they need a good cleaning.   
      
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