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Post your lint!!

Jacobwilson99 said:
OK! To clean out the connector:

Compressed air will not work as most of the lint is jam packed on the bottom. I used a sewing needle and just poked at the bottom of the connector, being very careful not to scratch the metal strips in the center.
You have to pick and poke at the bottom to lift the lint.
You can use a plastic poker or something.
It just has to be long and skinny enough to reach to the bottom.

Now go clean those phones like I just cleaned out my ear!!!
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interesting...
 
Jacobwilson99 said:
Here's an odd thread coming your way.

Some of you probably clean out the connector ports on your iPhones frequently. Some of you, like myself, haven't touched it since you got the phone.

The connector kept falling out on my iPhone 4, so! I decided to clean out the lint. I was amazed to find multiple layers crammed into the bottom of the port. Not it connects like new.

So, it's time to clean out your iPhone connection ports and post a picture of how much lint you excavated!

Here's mine: Image
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Note:

Remind me never buy any electronics from OP in the marketplace, should I ever gain access...
 
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