As coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, Apple has updated its guidance around cleaning iPhones with disinfectant wipes. The tech giant, which used to advise against using the popular wipes, now ...

Is isopropyl alcohol good for house cleaning? Cleaning your house can be time-consuming. There are a lot of different products to choose from, depending on the room of the house or the material of the ...

For weeks the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been actively educating about cleaning personal spaces and avoiding, as much as possible, high-touched surfaces in public places, like door ...

Electronic devices have sensitive surfaces and delicate components and cleaning them can be a daunting task. It’s an essential task, however, because they’re some of the dirtiest items in our homes.

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Apple has finally given users a clear answer as to whether it’s safe to use disinfectant on its products, and it turns out it’s perfectly fine to use 70 percent isopropyl alcohol wipes or Clorox ...

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Apple is changing its tune about whether customers should use household disinfecting wipes to clean iPhones and other glass hardware. According to an updated guide from the company, first noticed by ...

Apple says you should feel free to use disinfectant wipes to clean your iPhone. Smartphones are notorious germ magnets, and Apple issued new gadget-cleaning guidance as the novel coronavirus outbreak ...