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1. #HOW TO REMOVE MAC CLEAN UP PRO HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO REMOVE MAC CLEAN UP PRO FULL#
3. #HOW TO REMOVE MAC CLEAN UP PRO PRO#

The wooden toothpick can then be used to gently remove the stubborn bits that are struck to the sides of the speaker hollow.

Then press it against the speaker a few times and it'll pick up the wax and dirt. To remove the wax and dirt that's stuck inside the hollow of your AirPod speakers, just grab a small piece of Fun-Tak and stretch and knead it a bit to warm it up. And it involved two items I already had in my house: Fun-Tak (because I have kids, and my kids have posters hanging in their rooms) and wooden toothpicks (because my wife bakes and tests the doneness of cakes and brownies with a toothpick). This Cult of Mac article pointed me to the solution - or rather, readers' comments on the article did. I was fine with wiping the exterior of my AirPods (and their case) with a dry cloth to rub off the grime, but I needed a better way to get the wax and dirt out of the mesh and hollow of the speakers. I then used an old toothbrush to attempt to remove the grossness but didn't have any better results. I tried using a Q-tip but ended up just smooshing the wax and dirt in further. Lastly, no matter how grimy and disgusting your AirPods may be, do not submerge them in any cleaning products. And it would be good to avoid using a wipe that is overly saturated because you don't want to get moisture in any of your AirPods' openings. To kill any germs that might have hitched a ride on your AirPods, Apple says it's OK to gently wipe the exterior surfaces (but not the speaker mesh) with a 70-percent isopropyl alcohol wipe or a Clorox disinfecting wipe. Apple then wants you to follow its general rules of using a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to wipe the ear tips clean and letting them dry completely prior to reassembly. For digging out the nasty bits in the microphone and speaker meshes, Apple recommends using a dry cotton swab and a soft-bristled brush.įor tje AirPods Pro, you can remove the ear tips and rinse them with water, according to Apple, but without soap or other cleaning agents. Apple's AirPod cleaning instructionsĪpple instructs you to use a slightly dampened cloth and a soft, dry, lint-free cloth and cautions you against employing soaps, shampoos and solvents or running your AirPods under water. With a sullied pair of AirPods, I went hunting for the best way to clean them. (I regret wearing them during my week of mulching this spring.)

#HOW TO REMOVE MAC CLEAN UP PRO FULL#

With all of this use, especially while working up a sweat mowing the lawn, mulching, raking leaves, chopping wood or shoveling snow from the driveway - I have achieved full Dad status - my AirPods have gotten gunked up with dirt, debris, grime and, yes, earwax. When I'm not using them during the workday, I wear them when working in the yard and walking the dog.

#HOW TO REMOVE MAC CLEAN UP PRO HOW TO#

If your iPhone is blocked up with dust and pocket lint, be sure to check out our guides on how to clean an iPhone's charging port and how to clean an iPhone's speakers.It's been a while since I've seen the bright, white luster my Apple AirPods originally had. If smudges persist, you can dampen this cloth with a 70-percent isopropyl alcohol (IPA) solution and then wipe the marks away. Replacements are available if you’ve lost yours ($19, Apple).

No other type of cloth should be used on nano-texture glass, according to Apple.

#HOW TO REMOVE MAC CLEAN UP PRO PRO#

To clean this kind of display, you should only use the cloth supplied with your iMac or Pro Display XDR. Just be sure to keep the moisture away from the openings once again. These can be applied to the hard, nonporous surfaces including the keyboard. If you want to sanitize your MacBook, or water just hasn’t done the trick, you can also use 70 percent isopropyl alcohol wipes, 75 percent ethyl alcohol wipes, or Clorox Disinfecting Wipes. Also make sure you don’t spray any liquids directly onto your MacBook.Ĥ.

If it needs a more thorough clean, you can dampen the cloth with water, just like above, but be sure not to get any moisture into the openings.