A republished explainer by tech educator Meena Jha describes how germs accumulate on phones and how to clean them without damaging screens, coatings or water-resistant seals. It recommends 70% isopropyl alcohol wipes, microfibre cloths and soft brushes, warns against bleach, vinegar and other harsh cleaners, and suggests wiping the phone at least once a week.
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Most tech companies recommend using 70% isopropyl alcohol wipes (not higher), soft microfibre cloths, and anti-static soft-bristled brushes made of nylon, horsehair or goat hair
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both Apple and Samsung advise against using bleach, hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, aerosol sprays, window cleaners or high-concentration alcohol wipes (above 70%) on their devices.
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