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#5, sure hope that isn't a dryer.
It even worked with a Microsoft wireless keyboard. Didn't expect that :)
It even worked with my girlfriend . Didn't expect that :)
I tried to do this once as a similar way a while ago and my keys never typed the same, they stuck a lot and it became really annoying so I just had to get a new one...
You can use your keyboard in 30 mins.
Also another good idea, if the keys still stuck (like Logitech Wave after 2-3 years), and you are sure it is not because of some nasty glue/sticky stuff, buy some lithium-based grease/lubricant, like this:
http://www.fehervarkerekpar.hu/images/item/6490/6490_10000.jpg
Apply it thin (really really thin), if you use too much, just use a paper towel, and clean off.
Cheap way to make it quieter and better to use. (test in progress, but no problem at all with the keyboard after 2 years)