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How To Clean Your Computer With Vinegar

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How To Clean Your Computer With Vinegar

Dust and dirt could be become your computer's worst nightmare. Instead of reaching for commercial cleaning products that could damage your computer or irritate your eyes or respiratory system, save a few dollars and clean the eco-friendly way. Follow these easy steps to find out how to clean your computer safely and organically using vinegar. Dust and dirt could be become your computer's worst nightmare. Instead of reaching for commercial cleaning products that could damage your computer or irritate your eyes or respiratory system, save a few dollars and clean the eco-friendly way. Follow these easy steps to find out how to clean your computer safely and organically using vinegar.

Step 1: The Wipe Down

If your computer is especially dusty, use a vacuum cleaner to clean the keyboard, mouse and the monitor. This will make it easier to wipe away any dirt using the vinegar.

Step 2: Forget The Static

Take your damp cloth and put a little white distilled vinegar on it. A damp cloth will protect your computer from the damaging effects of static. Using white distilled vinegar is safe, highly effective and very inexpensive. Begin wiping down the cables, mouse, keyboard and monitor. Your computer is now dirt and static free.

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  1. ybunnygurl

    I just use a microfiber cloth and water for my LCD screen, just like the distractions said.

  2. Anonymous

    OH JESUS, DILLUTE THE VINEGAR, it'll strip your coating ig you don't.

  3. Anonymous

    You guys are retarded either use a damp cloth and lightly spray with vinegar or get a 50/50 mix of water and vinegar to dilute full strength so it wont eat your protective covering... i'm pc repair and trust me the diluted vinegar method is very safe and effective... try it once... especially your flat panel monitors it really does good dust with a really soft cloth first then do the vinegar trick it does wonders!

  4. Anonymous

    the smell goes away quite fast

  5. Anonymous

    DO NOT CLEAN THE SCREEN WITH VINEGAR, MOST OF MODERN SCREENS COMES WITH A SPECIAL PROTECTIVE FILM THAT CAN BE EASILY DAMAGE !

  6. Anonymous

    Vinegar is not citric acid, it is dilute acetic acid. Citric acid is found in citrus fruits such as oranges and lemons.

  8. Anonymous

    vinegar citric will not spoil this metal buttons?

  9. vij

    interesting thats good

  10. Anonymous

    eww smells bad