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Silver Seal Washable Keyboard

Posted on: April 14, 2008

Silver Seal Washable Keyboard

Silver isn't only great for killing werewolves and vampires, they're also good for killing germs. Seal Shield has released a new washable, anti-microbial keyboard that supposedly kills contaminants with its silver ions. Being dishwasher-safe, it is a snap disinfecting your keyboard with scalding hot water and soap if you're so paranoid about catching the bug from sick colleagues who have used your keyboard before. The Silver Seal washable keyboard retails for $69.99 and is truly a purchase for the paranoid - I don't think ordinary Tom, Dick and Harrys will be that fearful of catching a bug from the keyboard.

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By Jimmy frog , 14/04/08 10:49 PM (CommentID #632793)


Yeah, you know, these would be great in places like operating theatres, where the washableness and anti microbiality would actually be a great boon

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