M3 Keyboard Covers-Recommendations?
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I just spoke to a teacher friend who uses Macs, and she's used these with her MacBooks. Highly recommended.
ClearGuard Keyboard Protector for MacBook
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Interesting. I generally don't use my laptop when eating or drinking, but it sounds like you may have found a good solution.
Actually, I don't either.
Heck, I keep food and drink on a totally separate table opposite of the M3, as well as keeping my hands VERY clean. It's mostly going to be for dust. 
Ah, in that case, I think our days of worrying about dust wrecking the fragile butterfly mechanisms in Apple keyboards are over. I've not heard anyone experiencing issues with dust rendering a keyboard unusable since the old butterfly keyboards that were phased out in 2019, I believe. The change back to scissor switches should be fine. If you're worried, maybe give that thin membrane a shot.
I am not a fan of the shallow keyboard tolerances on the M2 keyboard. I used a generic silicone cover to add height to the keys. It has nothing to do with keeping it clean although I ended up setting up my son on it to do his virtual summer reading club classes, so not a bad idea for little kiddos IMO. The last thing any of us needs is sticky juice going all over the top lol.
Here’s the keyboard cover for my M3, recommended by my teacher friend. I think it worked out quite well.
and my sons new beagle pup Turbo FrenchFry just ate my kb cover 
She is starting to teeth I think so shes chewing on absolutely everything she can gert a hold of. Anyhow I cant get mad at that little girl.
She is starting to teeth I think so shes chewing on absolutely everything she can gert a hold of. Anyhow I cant get mad at that little girl.
Turbo ... FrenchFry .... What an epic name!
Your kids get a 10/10 for pet naming, no notes!
The uninihibited, creative naming convention of a 3.5y/o and a 6.5y/o.