Seems like a good idea and easy enough to do at home. I'm not familiar with PCBs but from what I've read the procedure for washing would be as follows:
1. Remove the PRAM battery and RAM stick from the motherboard
2. Detach the motherboard and put it in a tub or other container
3. Use 91% or better isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush to go over the areas in contact with the PCB
4. Rinse off debris from step 3 using more alcohol
5. Dry off the motherboard using a fan or heater at a safe distance
6. Once completely dry, reinstall motherboard into chassis and put PRAM and RAM stick back
Is this rundown generally correct? I assume the same procedure could also be done with the extra RAM as well without modification.
1. Remove the PRAM battery and RAM stick from the motherboard
2. Detach the motherboard and put it in a tub or other container
3. Use 91% or better isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush to go over the areas in contact with the PCB
4. Rinse off debris from step 3 using more alcohol
5. Dry off the motherboard using a fan or heater at a safe distance
6. Once completely dry, reinstall motherboard into chassis and put PRAM and RAM stick back
Is this rundown generally correct? I assume the same procedure could also be done with the extra RAM as well without modification.