[OPLINTECH] Keyboard covers
Phil Shirley
pshirley at cuyahogafallslibrary.org
Tue May 26 14:26:55 EDT 2020
They had success with Press n Seal for keyboards or mice?
On 5/26/2020 12:54 PM, Chad N. via OPLINTECH wrote:
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> We used it without any issues last week, no tears and no complaints
> Ruth
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> Awesome, Thanks for the feedback!
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> On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 11:12 AM Chad N. <cneeper at level9networks.com
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> Huh. Now that's an interesting concept. Do you suppose that would
> be flexible/stretchy enough to allow for the keys to travel? If
> so, that could maybe be a very easy/cheap thing to do between
> every patron, which would pretty much be the "Holy Grail" of methods.
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> Even if it doesn't work well for keyboards, you might be able to
> get away with that for mice...
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> On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 11:08 AM Andrea Ralston
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> It may be better just to use some Glad Wrap Press & Seal...
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> On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 11:03 AM Chad N. via OPLINTECH
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> Yuck. Hate those things. I bought one for myself years
> ago, used it for 30 seconds, and promptly threw it away.
> But I understand the reason for considering them now.
> Ultimately, unless you're considering them to be
> disposable between patrons, they're no better than gloves:
> They might make you feel better, but you still have to
> sanitize them exactly like you would have to do if they
> weren't there. The only upshot is that you would have the
> ability to throw them away periodically, which you
> probably shouldn't do with real keyboards or hands. But
> stressed again: You _still_ have to sanitize them like you
> would the things they're protecting.
>
> To Brad's comment about UVC: UVx can degrade plastics, so
> that might be a downside. However, UVC is common in
> hospitals and being medical grade keyboards, your specific
> ones might be just fine. Even if they do end up degrading
> the plastic used in keyboards/mice, I'm guessing it's a
> reasonably slow deterioration and honestly probably
> personally wouldn't care too much. But it might be
> something to be aware of and realize that if you UVC your
> keyboards/mice, you might have to replace them at some
> point maybe sooner than you may have otherwise.
> (Again...I'd probably still UVC them anyway.)
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> 2 cents,
> Chad
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> On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 10:34 AM Phil Shirley via
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> I have been asked to buy covers for the keyboards on
> our public computers, in order to make the keyboards
> easier to sanitize between patrons. I'm planning on
> trying a few different ones I've found on Amazon and
> Newegg, but I'd be very interested to know about
> anybody's experience with these.
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> Phil
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