While we all regularly wash our hands and use hand sanitisers to save ourselves from the coronavirus, we forget that our phones carry the most amount of germs and need to be disinfected as well so that our chances of catching the coronavirus are further reduced.
Mashable has given a step-by-step guide on how to disinfect your phone. Here is how you can do it:
- Turn off your phone. Remove all cables/accessories.
2. Mix hand soap with water. Use your best judgement to determine the soap-to-water ratio.
3. Dip a lint-free – or soft cloth which does not give up any fluff – into the soap solution. Wring it to remove any excess water.
4. Wipe your phone with the damp cloth. Never dunk your phone into the solution, even if your phone is water-resistant.
5. Use a dry lint-free cloth to wipe your phone down. Avoid using paper towels if you can.
Optional Step:
- Remove your SIM-card holder. Might as well get that cleaned, too.
2. Dip a Q-tip into the soap solution. Squeeze it dry with your fingertips.
3. Use the Q-tip to gently clean the tray.
4. Wipe the tray down with the dry cloth. Then stick it back into your phone.
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