They won't short out and fry. There isn't enough power going through a keyboard.
I bet they would work underwater. Who is up for trying?
don't dishwashers have an area you fill with salt as well so it's likely corrosive as hell?While I've seen this work well a lot...
I have to agree with this. There's just no way you'll be able to get all the water out without opening it up, IMO, and water damage is a PCB killer.
Hint: take a photo of the keyboard layout beforehand or you'll never figure out where all the keys go back
I put a broken GPU in an oven before and when it came out it worked perfectly until I sold it a few years later
I think you actually can do this, and wash motherboards, graphics cards etc. As long as they air dry for 48 hours minimum they're fine.
yea its when a solder joint is cracked it heats the solder up enough for it to fill the gapI've heard that works under some extreme cases, although that's a world away from a dish washer.
My housemate put the kettle through our dishwasher several years ago... electrically, it was fine (not exactly microelectronics), but the detergent knackered the plastic and the seals round the element, and every cuppa thereafter tasted like burnt plastic.
He bought a new kettle the next day...
My point: you may get away with it, but probably best not to wash keyboards in dishwashers.