How to Clean a Wireless Mouse? To get into those nooks and crannies, grab a can of compressed air and a cotton swab. This post will show you how to cleanup your wireless mouse. A can of compressed air, cotton swabs, cleaning wipes, and a cleaning solution are all required.
How to Clean a Wireless Mouse?
It takes roughly 5 to 10 minutes to clean a wireless mouse. Here’s how to go about it.
- Turn off the mouse if it has an on/off switch.
- Spray compressed air between the scroll wheel and the click buttons if there is a space between them.
- Wipe the mouse’s body with a damp cleaning wipe.
- Remove any stubborn stains and markings from the mouse’s bottom surface pads. The four-foot sections at the bottom surface’s corners require special care. These patches glide over the mouse pad’s surface and collect dirt.
- Dampen a cotton swab lightly with the cleaning solution. Brush the dust away from the laser or LED with it. When brushing around the laser or LED, use caution.
- Wipe the area around the laser or LED with a dry cotton swab. Keep your hands away from the laser or LED.
- Allow the mouse to completely dry before using it.
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