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"  Eating breakfast and lunch at my desk most days leaves my keyboard looking, shall we say, less than pristine. You know what I mean. Crumbs and seeds, not to mention dust, accumulate between the keys and before long, you can&amp;#039;t even bear to type on it. Usually in desperation, I end up struggling to maneuver a cleaning wipe or cotton swab into the crevices. But I&amp;#039;ve just tried a cool, new product called Cyber Clean that makes quick work of this tedious task. Cyber Clean ($6 for the foil pouch; $10 for the plastic tub) is a goopy compound (think slightly moist Silly Putty) that when pressed over and between the keys pulls out dirt and debris. It&amp;#039;s reusable-- as particles stick to it, all you do is knead the mass to expose a clean area and keep cleaning. When it completely changes color, toss and replace it. It comes in neon yellow and bright blue and should be stored either in it&amp;#039;s zip-top pouch or plastic tub so it stays moist and ready to use. It works best at removing loose debris, not smears, smudges, stains, or stuck-on stuff and it shouldn&amp;#039;t be used on smooth computer, TV, or cell phone screens. I just used it on my computer keyboard, telephone and cell phone keypads, and the calculator I keep in my desk. They definitley look better.  Easier than a pulling out a vacuum and quicker than other methods, Cyber Clean is a speedy (not to mention fun) way to clean dust from all kinds of tiny cracks   and crevices. It can be stashed neatly in a desk drawer or car console, or even be tucked into a back-to-college care package. For more help cleaning up your home office in a hurry, check out our Good Housekeeping Reseach Institute&amp;#039;s online speed-cleaning tips and just on newstands, is our September issue with more advice for cleaning your personal electronics. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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