I spilled something sugary on my arm yesterday and now the crown sticks slightly until it breaks free.
What's a good way to clean out that little space there?
What's a good way to clean out that little space there?
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Cleaning behind the crown..
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Apple recommends using warm water to rinse it off, while rotating the crown to remove any residue left over. Then wipe off any excess water with a towel.
I'll admit, despite all the folks saying they shower/swim with the series 1, I've still babied this thing to the point where I haven't intentionally exposed it to water yet.. Here goes nothing, lol
You can get the First Gen Watch wet. I wouldn't submerge it in water. Tim Cook originally stated upon release of the Apple Watch, he actually showered with his on. How did the cleaning go?
How silly of me! I thought you meant a crown on a tooth! When I got my crown they showed me how to properly floss both behind and around it to clean it.
How silly of me! I thought you meant a crown on a tooth! When I got my crown they showed me how to properly floss both behind and around it to clean it.
Excellent. Glad you got that sorted out with your Dentist!
This a joke or no? The ammount of stupid comments on here makes it hard to tell
Was funny though
