how to clean mouse?

[treeroy]

I have a coolermaster Mizar and it's a brilliant mouse, however, after 2 years it now get svery sweaty. When I use it, it get ssticky very quickly. It didn't used to do this and other mice I use don't have this problem. It's like a coating has come off and now it gets slippery at the lightest of touches. I was hoping I could give it a good clean and get it back to normal but wasn't sure what's best to use? As I don't want to damge the components.

[ItsTheDuckAgain]

something like this will work

https://www.amazon.co.uk/500mL-Pharmaceutical-Isopropyl-Alcohol-Isopropanol/dp/B00WLAS9W8

(DONT DRINK IT!)

 

got a pic of your mouse? maybe we can fiddle something out

[Septimus]

I agree with @ItsTheDuckAgain in the idea to just get some rubbing alcohol and clean it off. 

[Gaurav S Rao]

25 minutes ago, treeroy said:

I have a coolermaster Mizar and it's a brilliant mouse, however, after 2 years it now get svery sweaty. When I use it, it get ssticky very quickly. It didn't used to do this and other mice I use don't have this problem. It's like a coating has come off and now it gets slippery at the lightest of touches. I was hoping I could give it a good clean and get it back to normal but wasn't sure what's best to use? As I don't want to damge the components.

Try using alcohol,and use a cloth with some water to clean it before u try alcohol,a mouse cannot be damaged when it is unplugged from the computer,even if u soak the entire mouse in water w/Internals,it should be fine as long as it is unplugged from the computer

 

If it does no good to clean it,disassemble it completely and clean the plastics,etc with some alcohol,soap,water,windex,etc so it cleans properly (not the logic board,it is unnecesary if it works fine,or u can use some can of compressed air on the logic board)