I'm not saying it's not worth a try - I'm just saying that:
a. If it is an overly dirty sensor (lots of carbon buildup), then the issue lies somewhere else and you're not really fixing the problem.
b. Cleaning the sensor will never be as good as replacing it. It may work temporarily, but don't rely on it as a long-term solution.
By all means though, your car won't explode or anything, so go for it if you feel so inclined.