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10 Times You Shouldn’t Use Antibacterial Wipes
This goes double for bacterial wipes because they contain alcohol, which damages wood's finish." What to use instead: ...
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Think Your Phone Is Clean? It's Not. Here's How to Fix That
The FCC suggests disinfecting your phone daily, but not all cleaning methods are safe. Harsh chemicals and abrasive materials ...
Business Insider4y
How to disinfect every room in your house
How to disinfect electronics Phones, remotes, laptops, and keyboards hold onto every bacteria they encounter — and we all know they encounter a lot. You can use an alcohol wipe that's 70% ...
Business Insider4y
How to clean and disinfect your thermometer — and how often you should do it
To disinfect a digital thermometer, you can use an alcohol-based wipe with at least 70% concentration, or rubbing alcohol. You can also clean glass thermometers or rectal thermometers with soap ...
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How to clean your greasy remote control
If you're using disinfectant wipes, you may be able to skip this step depending on how quickly the liquid dries. Dip Q-tip into rubbing alcohol. Remove any excess liquid from the Q-tip and then ...
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11 Must-Know Tips for Cleaning Every Electronic Device the Right Way
Don't use on fabric or leather surfaces." To disinfect thoroughly without wipes, you'll need 99% isopropyl alcohol, distilled water, a spray bottle, and a disposable microfiber cloth. Mix a ...
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That Phone in Your Hands Is Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat. Here's How to Clean It
Macy Meyer is a North Carolina native who graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a BA in English and a second BA in Journalism. Macy is a Writer on the CNET How-To team, covering a variety of topics ...