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Anybody got any recommendations for cleaning my AirPods ( the ear piece is covered in dirt from work ) iPad and MacBook screens and also the charging port on my phone ...
Needed like wipes or a spray and something to scrape the dirt out and idk what I should get any help is great ! |
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| use canned air bud and some cotton buds |
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FrostyXeX wrote use canned air bud and some cotton buds Wooden toothpicks are useful for little bits of dirt/dust, especially for the charging port. |
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iShane wrote Anybody got any recommendations for cleaning my AirPods ( the ear piece is covered in dirt from work ) iPad and MacBook screens and also the charging port on my phone ... What I've gotten from apple is using a q-tip to dig out the big grime from the airpod hole (assuming it's an airpod pro. I've also seen people lightly use a toothpick to dig out grime pressed into the speaker part. For the charging port here is a link to a tool to help clean it, or use a smaller flat hook tool to pull it out. This tool works better though. [url]108 Pcs for iPhone Cleaning Kit, for Airpod Cleaner Kit Phone Jack Charger Port Hole Plug Speaker Cleaner Tool for Cameras Keyboards Headphones amazon.com/dp/B08HLMTCKK/ref=cm_s...sc=1[/url] |
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Dosis wrote tooth picks or a small pin or somthin and some baby wipes ? Personally I never use baby wipes on any of my devices, for the AirBuds I recommend needle/pin & a lot of compressed air you would be supposed how much the compressed air cleans stuff up on its own. Your charging port should be really easy to clean out either using the same tools as the AirBuds or a really small hook but I do recommend that when you are pulling the fluff/gunk out of the charging port you push up from the bottom corner to the opposite top corner inside the port to scrape out I have replaced many charging ports due to people just pushing the pin into the port to try grab the dust out and they damage the port. You can buy compressed air in cans lucky for me I have compressor, the best tools for this job is honestly the same tools the Denist use. |
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