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There are high chances that your laptop may be infected with germs. Regular cleaning will ensure that your notebook remains clean and prevents the possibility of infection.
It has been especially important in recent weeks that you clean your computer regularly. Because of the ongoing pandemic, CDC recommends cleaning your laptop and other surfaces regularly.
There are many options, but these guidelines will show you how to safely clean and decontaminate your computer.
How do I clean my laptop?
These supplies will be necessary before you can safely clean your laptop screen and keyboard.
The cloth feels very soft
Isopropyl-rubbing alcohol, or hand sanitizer
One cup of warm water
A rubber dust blower or compressed-air can
Hand gloves
#1. Prepare your laptop to be cleaned.
Turn off the laptop. If it’s plugged into a wall outlet you should disconnect it. If any other gadgets are connected, please unplug them. Also, please unplug any other gadgets that may be connected to your laptop.
#2. Clean the Laptop.
You can clean your laptop using a mixture diluted with water and alcohol. Alcohol is able to kill and disinfect viruses found on surfaces.
For your laptop cleaning solution, you will need to mix one cup (or so) of lukewarm but not too hot water in a container. Next, add 8-10 ml of rubbing alcohol to the water. To dampen the cloth, mix the cleaning solution with water.
Wipe the cloth dry to get rid of any excess water before it’s applied to the laptop.
#3. Clean your laptop screen.
Gently wipe the dampened cloth over your laptop’s cover, keyboard, keyboard, and screen. We recommend that you gently wipe your display in one direction while cleaning from its top to the bottom.
After your laptop is completely air dried, you can scrub any streaks off it with a microfiber cloth.
#4. Clean your laptop keyboard.
The keyboard is probably the most neglected part of your laptop. It needs extra cleaning. Gently wipe down the touchpad, keyboard, and keys with a damp cloth.
You can then use the rubber dust bender or compressed air can remove dust, crumbs, and other debris from the key areas. Consider cleaning the vents on your laptop while you are at it.
Before your laptop can be turned on, let it dry completely. Once everything has dried, your bacteria-free notebook can be used.
ABOUT AUTHOR
Devoted my whole life to words - reading, writing and trying to be original on social media. Got certified in digital marketing - still not cool enough to be an influencer. Finished a master’s degree focused in Literature, Publishing, Mass Media. Hobbies include traveling, reading and hoping that yoga will be the thing to finally teach me some patience. Would like to take over the world at some point, but that’s an optional dream. Maybe modern tech can help me do that?
