Phones need to be cleaned frequently because they harbor bacteria, just like kitchens and bathrooms. In addition, it is essential to sanitize the objects that you usually touch because COVID-19 is still a concern of health public. So check this article how to clean your cell phone screen and ensure it has a longer shelf life.
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Following the cleaning instructions in your device manual, ideally you should clean your phone at least once a day. However, when you do this improperly, such as using pure alcohol and paper towels, the coatings that protect the screen can be removed. So you need to know the right way to do the procedure. Check out some tips below.
1. 70% isopropyl alcohol
Oil and water resistant coatings that prevent damage to the screen and other ports on the phone can be removed using pure alcohol. However, when mixed with water it can be a great tool to keep your phone clean.
For this, the safest bet is to use cleaning wipes that contain 70% isopropyl alcohol to clean your phone screen. Additionally, AT&T's cleaning instructions advise that you clean the device when it is unplugged.
2. microfiber cloth
Fingerprint spots are difficult to prevent due to the continuous production of oils by the skin. This means that every time you use your phone, it gets fingerprints all over it.
The safest and most effective way to clean your screen is with a microfiber cloth. If the screen needs to be cleaned immediately, use distilled water to sanitize the microfiber cloth before wiping it. Avoid spraying water directly onto the screen. Furthermore, this technique can also be used on the back and sides of the phone.
