How To Clean Used Earphones

Squeeze out remaining moisture and allow to dry completely before reattaching them to the headset.

How to clean used earphones. Wipe inside the earbud tip with a soft dry cloth to remove dust earwax or oil from the mesh part of each earbud receiver. Add the tips and allow them to soak for at least 30 minutes. EarGels Remove the EarGel from the earbud.

If you have silicone tips foam tips or covers on the earbuds pop them off. Whenever I recieve or send out headphones I remove the pads and soak them in dilute hydrogen pyroxide. Rub the tip of the cotton swab on the plastic areas of the earbuds.

Ive found a good-condition earphones in an old bag and Ive managed to clean the earphone cords with a rag and alcohol Ive also found this video which suggests to clean them with Window Cleaner Liquid which also helped me remove the last dirty of the places that alcohol couldnt remove it. Dampen a cotton ball or Q-tip with rubbing alcohol and clean any nooks and crannies. Another way is to clean them occasionally using a damp cloth.

To clean the earbuds use the following guidelines. Remove any debris from the meshes with a clean dry soft-bristled brush. Use a swab slightly dampened with warm water to wipe the outer surface and around the hole in the middle of the EarGel.

To sanitize your earbuds wipe them down after each use with a rubbing alcohol wipe. An air blower whether in a can or a squeezable one is a risk-free method that can be used to remove surface dust on any part of your earbuds or headphones. Give the solution a good mix with a cotton swab and squeeze out the excess water.

A good way to deep clean your earbuds is by soap and water. Alcohol or Clorox wipes are probably the easiest way to clean off the plastic part of any earbuds. Then clean with baby wipes or a towel dampened with soap and water.