Electronics

[World Traveler]

A few weeks ago I purchased the TSV iPad. After pairing it with the included separate keyboard, I removed the sticker on the keyboard case that says You must press the connect button to begin pairing. Once I removed that sticker, there remains a sticky  residue. 

Anyone have a good solution to getting off the residue on an inexpensively made keyboard case that will not scratch it or take off the finish?

Thanks in advance for any ideas. 

[KingstonsMom]

Use some 'Goo Gone', available at Walmart, BBB, etc.

Put a small amount on a paper towel and wipe. The sticky residue will come off without affecting the plastic. HTH! 

[BornToShop]

I also got that TSV & love it!  I would try a squirt of hairspray on a soft cloth & gently wipe it, it should come off.  HTH! 

[World Traveler]

@BornToShop @KingstonsMom Both good ideas! Thanks!

I love the iPad too, as it is much lighter than the second generation one I got years ago. I don't consider my hands big, but using the keyboard makes me really have to scrunch in tightly! ha!

[Kachina624]

A little fingernail polish remover on a paper towel.

[butterfly123]

@World Traveler

Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy have a nice selection of protective covers for your IPad.

[Kachina624]

@World Traveler  I never use a keyboard, I think most people dont, but I do have this device on all three of my pads.  It allows you to comfortably hold your pad for hours.  It's from Lapworks on Amazon.  They have several options.

[World Traveler]

@Kachina624 WOW! I've never seen that. Thanks for including the picture. 

I just figured I would go with the keyboard that it not only came with the TSV. I type pretty fast, so it is simpler for me to do that.

But you have piqued my curiosity with the picture. Do you use a stylus, one hand/finger to compose emails or post to the forums, or just set the iPad down and use both hands? 

[Kachina624]

@World Traveler  Yes, I've gotten in the habit of using a stylus in my right hand.  I just kick back in my recliner, pad in hand and peck away.  I find that this holder greatly reduces the chance of my dropping the pad and since I have arthritis, it makes holding it effortless and painless.

One of my Lapworks holders also came with a stand which I use with all of them for watching videos.

[World Traveler]

@Kachina624 Hmmmmm.....I might just try that. Thanks!