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On Diwali, most people clean their homes to make them look clean and beautiful. They also decorate them with beautiful things. However, they often forget to clean their gadgets, such as phones, earbuds, laptops, and smart TVs, or they clean them in a way that damages them. People should be mindful of their gadgets and exercise extreme caution when cleaning them. You must have seen the reel on social media in which Gopi Bahu washes a laptop with water. 

This is a scene from a popular TV serial. Don't make a similar mistake. One small mistake can damage gadgets worth thousands of rupees. Keeping your phone, laptop, and earbuds clean is as important as keeping them safe. Here, we'll tell you what to use to clean these essential gadgets so they remain germ-free, look clean, and don't get damaged.

Use a microfiber cloth.
To clean gadgets like your smartphone, you need a few things. First, you should have a microfiber cloth. These cloths are very soft and won't leave any scratches or lint on the screen.

Clean with Isopropyl Alcohol Cleanser
Also, use a 70% isopropyl alcohol cleanser. It dries quickly and is very effective at killing germs. However, be careful not to use a stronger solution than this; this could damage your device.

Even plain water can be harmful.
Use distilled water. Tap water can leave marks on the screen, so always wet the cloth with distilled water and use it.

Buy a Soft-Bristled Brush
You should have a soft-bristle brush for cleaning gadgets. This brush is great for removing dust from small spaces like keyboards and ports.

Use Canned Air for Cleaning Ports
Canned air can also be useful. If dust or dirt isn't easily removed, canned air is especially useful. This is especially useful for cleaning keyboards and charging ports. Always remember to avoid using harsh cleaners or rough paper towels.

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