Remove all the keys after photographing their location.
Wash the keys separately - in a washing machine or in a bag under running water.
Then wash the bottom of the keyboard under the tap, using a brush to remove any dirt.
Dry everything thoroughly with a blow dryer and put the keyboard back together.
If you use regular water, there is also a risk that water will get inside the keyboard, which can cause permanent damage.
Additionally, washing the keyboard under running water or immersing it in water may void your warranty, as manufacturers generally do not recommend this cleaning method.
Wet wipes with isopropyl alcohol - to remove dirt and plaque, kill bacteria.
Microfiber cloth - to wipe the case and surface of the keys.
A can of compressed air or a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to get rid of dust and small debris.
You can wipe the keyboard with a barely damp cloth.
Avoid excess moisture and do not allow it to get inside the keyboard.
The keys themselves can be cleaned individually - with alcohol, a damp cloth, or even soapy water and detergent.