PoorMiles

Hello all, My apologies if I'm posting this in the wrong thread. I have something of a query: My school has been using antibacterial wipes for some time now for use with cleaning keyboards. We have been asking the students to wipe the classroom's keyboards down at the start and end of each lesson to try and minimise any potential spread of infection. However, our Mac Graphics room has seen multiple keyboard failures in the last week, with 4 failing in total. Several keys at a time fail. Could it be because they are using Mac keyboards? The keys are small and, when pressed, are flush with the frame of the keyboard which could let liquid easily seep in. We also have a suite of Chromeboxes in our IT lab with standard Dell desktop keyboards and they don't seem to be affected. My other thought is the alcohol content of the wipes; the wipes themselves are alcohol-free I have discovered. I would greatly appreciate any advice anyone could offer in this matter.