How to clean Apple EarPods

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Introduction

This guide will teach you how to clean your EarPods

What you need

Step 1 Apple EarPods cleaning

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If your EarPods are dirty with dust or wax, or anything else on the ear pieces, follow these steps to clean them.

Step 2

Use a toothpick to rub all the holes in the earphone
Don't use a pencil, it lets waste or any other metal tool, you can puncture the earpod and ruin it.

Step 3

Repeat the process for the other EarPod

Step 4

Use isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) to clean the exterior of the EarPod
Ignore the fact that the alcohol is in the Earpods' case

Step 5

Don't submerge the EarPods in the alcohol. If the alcohol enters the interior of the Earpod, it will damage the speaker.

Step 6

Let the EarPods dry for at least 10 minutes before using
Let the Earpods dry by itself, if you use a fan, a hair dryer, or anything else, you could generate corrosion inside and that will ruin it