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How do you clean your earphones?
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this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2025
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This is true but if the water used to create alcohol is distilled, which I think it is, I think it’s okay because it’s the minerals in the water that are the real problem.
That's true but the electronics are not as clean and the water will pick up the residue and become conductive again.
I think in a 70% solution the alcohol disrupts polarity of of the water molecules enough to stop it from picking up the residue. Only one way to find out. pours 70% alcohol onto computer while power is on
Nooooooooo