M macremm macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 5, 2011 #1 Any way I could clean the inside of the ring/silent switch of my iPhone? It's getting pretty dirty and it's been bugging me lately. Thanks
Any way I could clean the inside of the ring/silent switch of my iPhone? It's getting pretty dirty and it's been bugging me lately. Thanks
D deeddawg macrumors G5 Dec 6, 2011 #3 Fold a business card diagonally with the crease going to one of the corners. Repeat three more times per business card. 🙂
Fold a business card diagonally with the crease going to one of the corners. Repeat three more times per business card. 🙂
C CmdrThor macrumors member Dec 6, 2011 #4 I cleaned my lock button with a q tip and rubbing alcohol as it was getting sticky. You should be able to do the same with the mute switch.
I cleaned my lock button with a q tip and rubbing alcohol as it was getting sticky. You should be able to do the same with the mute switch.
D dunc5 macrumors newbie Dec 6, 2011 #6 You could try Blu Tack http://www.blutack.com/about-blue-tack.html Just mould it around the switch and when you pull it away all the dirt comes with it .
You could try Blu Tack http://www.blutack.com/about-blue-tack.html Just mould it around the switch and when you pull it away all the dirt comes with it .
B badlarry macrumors newbie Feb 10, 2016 #7 dunc5 said: You could try Blu Tack http://www.blutack.com/about-blue-tack.html Just mould it around the switch and when you pull it away all the dirt comes with it . Click to expand... Worked perfectly, thanks!
dunc5 said: You could try Blu Tack http://www.blutack.com/about-blue-tack.html Just mould it around the switch and when you pull it away all the dirt comes with it . Click to expand... Worked perfectly, thanks!
renordw macrumors newbie Nov 29, 2016 #8 badlarry said: Worked perfectly, thanks! Click to expand... Thumb tacks!
R Retired Cat macrumors 65816 Nov 29, 2016 #10 FreakinEurekan said: Toothpick Click to expand... This. I use the plastic toothpick from a Swiss Army knife and a small microfiber cloth dampened with a tiny bit of isopropyl alcohol. Use the toothpick to push the microfiber into the small spaces and gently scrub.
FreakinEurekan said: Toothpick Click to expand... This. I use the plastic toothpick from a Swiss Army knife and a small microfiber cloth dampened with a tiny bit of isopropyl alcohol. Use the toothpick to push the microfiber into the small spaces and gently scrub.