Now with this virus running around it is very important that any equipment eg keyboard used by several people is cleaned regularly. (Industry standard now vary from hourly to once a day). I suppose it depends on high you feel the risk of contamination is likely to be but the front counter of a shop, I am sure rates a very high risk.
As we are not talking here of cleaning but disinfecting, we have a problem as keyboard certainly does not like moisture of any type and yet to disinfect you need liquid.
You need a disinfectant. Antibacterial is not enough. You need something that kills viruses.
Do not use bleach as this causes discolouration.
So do need a non-abrasive cleaning cloth, do not use toilet paper, kitchen wipes might be okay although proper wipes are the best.
In my supermarket, I could not get any antiviral clothes as they sold out, so I went online and found a recipe. I took a small jar and filled it with 3/4 methylated spirits and the rest dishwashing solution. I then found this made a terrific cleaning solution better than the one we were using. Then put in on a cleaning cloth, so it became damp but not dripping and any excess moisture I squeezed from the fabric.
{ Note I am not a doctor so take this advice in this spirit}
Unplug the keyboard.
Now hold the keyboard upside down if possible and wipe it using some elbow grease carefully.
Above all, do not get any liquid inside the keyboard.
Now leave the keyboard upside down, as they say, it needs a minute to kill the coronavirus.
Now dry the keyboard with a kitchen wipe, and then you can use it.
