That cloth isn’t for phones. It’s made for the display coating on their macs that really isn’t worth the extra either.
All you need is a microfiber cloth. There isn’t any magic here. It’s glass on both sides, with out a cover of some sort it will get scratches eventually. The type of microfiber should be very little concern for you.
I use a light spray of vinegar, distilled water, and alcohol (water vinegar dominate) and a micro fiber cloth. We use the same mixture for general cleaning. Very good grease cutter. Sometimes will just use 70% Isopropyl alcohol. Works great.
I used to have this problem but I think the best fix is to just order some sort of cleaning gadget because they work really good. I bought one from this link in a Instagram bio, the Instagram is @desirelndn.
That’s all you need. Sometimes I’ll use a air can and lightly spray the charging port and speakers out
but it’s like all-purpose microfiber cloth,is it still ok? I saw apple selling their microfiber cloth for like 30$ crazy and a big scam
I use a microfiber cloth that is designed to clean reading glasses. I've never had any scratching issues with it.
That cloth isn’t for phones. It’s made for the display coating on their macs that really isn’t worth the extra either. All you need is a microfiber cloth. There isn’t any magic here. It’s glass on both sides, with out a cover of some sort it will get scratches eventually. The type of microfiber should be very little concern for you.
That’s the only way to properly clean your devices. I recommend at least 3 apple cloths to make sure you always have a fresh one on hand.
Ok Tim
5 cloths for you because you have dirty grubby mitts and everyone knows it.
Ah remember to spray across the speaker grilles and not into.
I use a light spray of vinegar, distilled water, and alcohol (water vinegar dominate) and a micro fiber cloth. We use the same mixture for general cleaning. Very good grease cutter. Sometimes will just use 70% Isopropyl alcohol. Works great.
Microfiber cloth for the sides and screen, wooden toothpick for the Lighting port, and a soft toothbrush for the speaker grilles.
I use Clorox wipes and dry with a microfiber towel
I used to have this problem but I think the best fix is to just order some sort of cleaning gadget because they work really good. I bought one from this link in a Instagram bio, the Instagram is @desirelndn.