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Zil posted:link? https://youtu.be/pgnF42ZoRSw You may already have one
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https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?d=dishwasher+safe+keyboard some are explicitly sold as dishwasher safe, but apparently many keyboards can be cleaned this way, assuming you can wait a week for them to dry
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All electronics are washable, as long as you use fully distilled water. It's when the water evaporates it'll leave crud behind that can short circuit the device when it turns back on. Hell, if you can get 100% pure H2O you could wash your electronics while still plugged in and being used, since it's not conductive.
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Mar 4, 2022 18:06
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That might work until the dirt you're washing off got into the water.
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Just have to take something out of the page of the computers at mechanic's shops.
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Fashionable Jorts posted:All electronics are washable, as long as you use fully distilled water. It's when the water evaporates it'll leave crud behind that can short circuit the device when it turns back on.  you can follow up the water with 91%+ isopropyl alcohol to wick away the water and have that poo poo dry in minutes instead, it's a common method when cleaning old pcbs
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Fashionable Jorts posted:All electronics are washable, as long as you use fully distilled water. It's when the water evaporates it'll leave crud behind that can short circuit the device when it turns back on.  This overclocker*, der8auer, uses liquid nitrogen to cool cpu/GPUs. To protect the boards from random nitrogen sputters, as supercold liquids do, he coats everything with vasoline. He then washes all boards (without cpus/heatsinks/batteries) for a couple hours in the dishwasher. Again, no soap, no high heat, etc. You'll have to use tap water but that can be solved by letting it dry for a couple days and use distilled water to wash off any mineral deposits. Then 7 days of dry time. Just don't use the advice of putting it in rice to dry things out. Not only will you get gummy rice but now the perfect breeding ground of all kinds of fungi/bacteria. To keep the thread on track I saw a YouTube video about why and why you olnot should play eldar. Guy said he thought people complaining about the quality of FineCast®™🄮 we're crazy until a couple years later he saw the curvy rifles and the general flatty nature of all the models. https://youtu.be/4GlJaRJzYlE?t=564 * him and other overclockers have deals with manufacturers even today for GPU/boards with easy measurement pin outs. Just in case someone points out the article is from 2018 EVIL Gibson fucked around with this message at 23:56 on Mar 5, 2022 |
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EVIL Gibson posted:Just don't use the advice of putting it in rice to dry things out. Not only will you get gummy rice but now the perfect breeding ground of all kinds of fungi/bacteria. I never remember to do so; but someone recommended keeping all of those random silica gel packets you get with things you buy and using them as emergency "I got my phone wet" supplies, since they can actually do something unlike rice. Contribution:  Battle Coo
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Fashionable Jorts posted:I never remember to do so; but someone recommended keeping all of those random silica gel packets you get with things you buy and using them as emergency "I got my phone wet" supplies, since they can actually do something unlike rice. I do 3d printing and have to keep filament dry all the time else it will snap at the slightest bend. I have my filament stored in a Tupperware container with a few rechargable dessication canisters. You recharge them by baking them in the oven to evaporate all the moisture out.  I also throw my wet pallete sponges in with a canister in a Ziploc because the speed wet sponges get a funky smell is amazingly fast.
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EVIL Gibson posted:You recharge them by baking them in the oven to evaporate all the moisture out. I didn't know that was a thing you could do! Thats good to learn
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EVIL Gibson posted:I do 3d printing and have to keep filament dry all the time else it will snap at the slightest bend. I have my filament stored in a Tupperware container with a few rechargable dessication canisters. You recharge them by baking them in the oven to evaporate all the moisture out. Oh snap, I had no idea these existed. I just keep my filament in a tupperware to try to avoid moisture, but without a desiccant it doesn't work that well.
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I have all my magic cards in a big airtight container with a desiccant tub so they don't curl in storage.
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Fashionable Jorts posted:I didn't know that was a thing you could do! Thats good to learn There a few of these kinds of devices around. I have a metal one you bake in an oven at 300 for an hour, but you can't see the gel to tell if it's dry or not, you just have to guess. I also have two that have a built in heating system so that when you plug them in to a wall outlet it warms and dries themselves.
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You can buy bulk (non-reusable) desiccant from a hardware store for like $5 if you need some.
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Fantastic Foreskin posted:You can buy bulk (non-reusable) desiccant from a hardware store for like $5 if you need some. Finally somewhere to get those delicious little packets in bulk! 😋😋😋
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Do not eat desiccant packets!! It's super bad for you! Safely snort them or hoop them if you're feeling frisky.
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hoop?
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Spanish Manlove posted:hoop? Up the bum.
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I thought that was boofing
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It's a regional dialect
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Indolent Bastard posted:Up the bum. not much what's up the bum with you
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Now do not actually stick silica desiccant packages up your butt. I don't know if anybody has ever done this because I can't seem ito find it in the literature but it's probably as bad as swallowing it, for your other end
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If only there was some way to find out for sure.
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Kwyndig posted:Now do not actually stick silica desiccant packages up your butt. I don't know if anybody has ever done this because I can't seem ito find it in the literature but it's probably as bad as swallowing it, for your other end Sounds like something someone who wants to keep all the silica desiccant packages for themselves would say. Let us enjoy dryass as well!
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Kwyndig posted:Now do not actually stick silica desiccant packages up your butt. I don't know if anybody has ever done this because I can't seem ito find it in the literature but it's probably as bad as swallowing it, for your other end indeed, always open the packets FIRST and then insert up the bum
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Moola posted:indeed, always open the packets FIRST and then insert up the bum A good funnel helps with this endeavor.
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Kwyndig posted:Now do not actually stick silica desiccant packages up your butt. I don't know if anybody has ever done this because I can't seem ito find it in the literature but it's probably as bad as swallowing it, for your other end Someone with serious squits must have tried, dried and died. It's too dumb not to have happened.
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Remember that guy with the bathtub full of orbeez? Like that but it's your butt.
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The Lone Badger posted:Remember that guy with the bathtub full of orbeez? Like that but it's your butt. How am I supposed to fit an entire bathtub up my butt?
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Moola posted:How am I supposed to fit an entire bathtub up my butt? relax
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Practice.
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And be sure to wear the ring
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Midjack posted:relax Don't do it!
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grassy gnoll posted:Don't do it! Just do it!
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Fashionable Jorts posted:
The fact that this is not called a Military Coo is an outrage.
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What, me blaspheme?
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Brother Rowsdower!
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Reminds me of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lvs2FzF64o
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EVIL Gibson posted:Just don't use the advice of putting it in rice to dry things out. Not only will you get gummy rice but now the perfect breeding ground of all kinds of fungi/bacteria. One quick thing, submerse it in isopropyl instead. It will naturally wick away the water. (you still have to dry it, though. a week sounds right) I have a thing I bought where you just plug it into the wall and it does this that way.
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