Jaj ty mas Asus EEE, tam nejde vylupovat klavesy (asi). U EEE postup napr.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6113778_clean-eee-pc.html

Step 4
Remove the Eee PC keyboard to clean it. There are three small tabs near the monitor screen: one over the "Pause/Break" key, one over "F6" key and one just over the tilde key. Depress the tabs to release and remove the keyboard. Do it with care and do not use force of any kind. The keyboard is attached to the computer by a clear ribbon cable. The side of the clamping bracket for the cable can be pushed out towards the screen, releasing the ribbon and the keyboard. Be careful not to get any dirt on the end of the cable.

Step 5
Soak the keyboard in a mixture of lukewarm distilled water with two tablespoons of liquid dishwashing soap. Do not use dishwasher soap, only dishwashing or none at all. Isopropyl alcohol is an acceptable substitute for the soap. If there are any particularly sticky keys depress them several times but do not push them down harder than normal typing would. Let the keyboard sit for two hours, occasionally pushing the keys down.

Remove from the water and gently dry the keys and entire keyboard with a towel or paper towel that does not drop lint. Use a can of air to blow out the holes on the back of the keyboard and also between the keys. Try to get all of the water.

Leave the keyboard on a dry surface in front of a fan for at least a day.

Step 6
Check the keyboard over completely to make sure that there is no residual water. Plug the ribbon cable back into the computer and push the bracket back into place. Double check to make sure it is secure and the ribbon cannot slip out. Slip the bottom the keyboard back into the tabs and then push the top down gently until it clicks back into place.