Teknopedia – Many iPhone users think that in order to make their iPhone last for years, they go out, find and buy a product that will keep the iPhone safe for the rest of their life. Yes, protecting your iPhone is very important, but you don’t have to buy expensive products for it. To keep your iPhone safe, all you need to do is clean it. However, we all know that the Apple iPhone is a unique device and has a touch screen, so how and what you use to clean it is more important.
So what exactly is the Apple iPhone Cleaner Tool? Believe it or not, all you need is a microfiber cloth and water. The microfiber cloth, which also comes with your iPhone, is available at several iPhone retailers. In general, it is not recommended to clean your iPhone with chemicals such as aerosols, solvents, alcohol, or ammonia. Using these chemicals can cause damage to your iPhone screen and can even interfere with the screen’s interaction with you.
When you clean your iPhone, you don’t just want to wash it with detergent. You should make sure to be more careful and especially not to clean your iPhone when you are in a hurry. Cleaning your iPhone when you are in a hurry will only harm your phone. The iPhone may get out of hand or you may not notice that there is too much water on the cloth.
So what exactly is the way to safely clean an iPhone? Dip the corner of the cloth into the water first, let it be saturated with water. To make sure you don’t get too much water, grab a piece of glass or go to the mirror and wipe the corners with a damp cloth. If there are no drops of water from where you cleaned the mirror, then the cloth is good for cleaning the iPhone. Then start wiping your iPhone screen with an up and down motion. Swiping in circles leaves smudges visible only when iPhone is turned off. Two steps are usually enough to clean the entire surface of your iPhone.
So how often should your iPhone be cleaned? The average user cleans their iPhone once every two weeks. But how often you clean your iPhone depends on how often you use it. Once the oil begins to build up on your fingers and create a muddy look on the screen, it’s time to clean your iPhone.