My keyboard, perhaps like your keyboard, gets rather dirty. From working on it and traveling with it to eating food over its precious surface, it is my fault debris accumulates among its keys. And yet ...

Whether you use it to type up work documents, pay the bills, search the web or online shop, your computer keyboard is one of the most-used tech items in your home. This regular use not only makes a ...

Newsflash: your keyboard gets dirty. After days (or weeks) of being manhandled — lunch hour crumbs, morning commute sweat and runoff — it’s plagued with all kinds of germs and dust. So, cleaning is a ...

Is your workspace filthy? WSJ's Michael Hsu has three simple fixes give your monitor, keyboard and mouse a quick but deep cleaning. Photo/Video: Carly Marsh/The Wall Street Journal Q:I’m embarrassed ...

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Thinking about all the germs they store can put ...

Cleaning the keyboard is extremely important, and sadly, many of us do not do this on a regular basis, if at all. Because our hands come in contact with many things, it is safe to say we transfer ...

Think back to the last time you washed your hands. How many things have you touched since then? A breakfast sandwich, your face, your dog, the refrigerator handle, a chair, the desk, scratched itch on ...

Ah, our computer keyboard — we pound on it for hours with Cheetos-stained fingertips, yet we never give a thought to cleaning it properly. But we should. Let's face it: Grimy keyboards are disgusting.