Cleaning Computer Keyboard With Rubbing Alcohol

No problems with the swabs. You don't need the cleaning solution - you can just use rubbing alcohol instead.

A reliable product as always. Clean the earpiece tip with rubbing alcohol once in a while.

I spray just a little 90+ percent alcohol on them and it makes the cleaning job even easier.

I use it for computer cleaning.

Based on IPA - Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) dissolves oils and effective for cleaning different types of optics

The important thing about Kinetronics's cleaning solutions is that they contain isopropyl alcohol (isopropanol) and alcohols have been used successfully for decades to clean various kinds of optics. Now the difference is that many manufacturers (Zeiss, for example) have started to use a different formulation based on butyldiglycol. I'm not particularly fond of that ingredient as I suspect it may leave a residue whereas both water (pure) and alcohol will evaporate without a trace regardless of how much you apply. So my advice is to look for alcohol-based cleaners. The problem is that you can't find what goes into most of those solutions, not even on their websites, until you receive it and read the label. Hope this helps someone.

I use this product as an ingredient to make my own vinyl record cleaning formula. It has just the right amount of foam and leaves no residue on the records. It also has an anti-static property. It only needs about 10 drops in a quart of cleaning fluid I make. The other ingredients are 40% distilled water and 60% (91% proof) alcohol (not rubbing alcohol).

I use this for cleaning my D80's sensor, dust off the camera body, and my computer's keyboard. It cleans very well

Excellent. Cleans the camera sensor, lenses, also useful for other electronics. Even useful for cleaning off the computer keyboard.

Isolates without rubbing......