The Hidden Hygiene: How to Properly Clean Your Mobile Phone
Mobile phones, often touched throughout the day, can harbor an array of germs. Yet, incorrect cleaning methods can damage them. Use 70% isopropyl alcohol wipes, soft microfibre cloths, and anti-static brushes for safe sanitization. Avoid harsh cleaners that can strip protective layers or damage internal components.
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Amidst daily hygiene routines, mobile phones are often overlooked, even though they are frequently touched items carrying possible germs. Cleaning incorrectly can harm these devices, stripping their protective coatings and degrading components.
Proper sanitization involves using 70% isopropyl alcohol wipes and microfibre cloths to protect both aesthetics and functionality. Harsh cleaners can cause irreversible damage.
Experts recommend low-risk cleaning methods to maintain phone hygiene without compromising the device's integrity. Regular wiping, especially in high-risk areas, continues to be a wise precaution. The Conversation emphasizes practical, safe procedures to mitigate the potential health risks posed by our handheld companions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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