How To: Clean Your Ear Pads 

+richyyy Use a tiny flat-head screwdriver like you would tire levers on bicycle rims. Super easy except around the band.

+richyyy i use my guitar pick, it's pretty easy

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richyyy Heat them slightly with a hair dryer. Use a guitar pick to ease the ear pad flange over the edge of the lip.

Ouh god honey, you okay?

HAHAHAHHAH CAN RELATE

@@cheesepieu haha

@@thesmiths0319 'sounds' like me

I didn't notice the notch until 3 headphone pad changes later lol... game changing

Hopefully not too much of a douche-moment * fingers-crossed * - Somewhat long - You've been warned. If that part is made of plastic you're buying too cheap stuff. The sound quality can be perfectly adequate and while admittedly I'm a bit harder on my hardware than I'd like - A sturdier yet lightweight metal construction is preferable. At least if you're mainly using them sitting down at the computer. For commuting and moving about and such it's a different story I reckon, but that's not what I'll be talking about. Nor is the scenario in the video unless I was wildly not paying attention (strong possibility ^^) --- Douchebaggery Commences --- If not for breakage due to falling off places then definitely because you will have nowhere near the same risk of material fatigue where one day they just snap - seemingly yet obviously not out of nowhere. Typically at a joint where they can pivot backward and forwards relative to the headband. Similarly, the internal build quality is usually miles better. Meaning you won't crack a soldered connection as easily and that famous If-they're-perfectly-set-on-my-head there's sound and/or mic coming through cleanly syndrome that cheaper ones tend to develop usually right around the warranty expiring is less likely (Curious - I know). All of the above said - I get that not everyone has the money to spend on stuff like this - fair enough. Ask yourself though - Is it smarter to buy a new, cheap pair yearly, bi-annually or even more frequently for xx dollars or your regional equivalent or perhaps you pay 25-50% more for something that lasts you at least 3 years. Often longer. A stand of some description especially if you're using wireless ones as I do is 100% worth it as well :) Those you absolutely don't even have to buy, if you're handy you can probably make one yourself easy as pie. Sturdy base with some weight to it to stabilize it on your desk, yet not too wide, slightly flexible or rigid "stem" (my second language English fails me somewhat here) and a bit sticking out over it all on top. A bit rounded off or perhaps covered with a non-slidey material so it stays snugly on there without wobbling about unnecessarily. A storebought equivalent can have USB-passthrough and RGB and probably some other superfluous bells-and-whistles, but that's just what we in Sweden might call "lull lull". Nifty yet unnecessary for the primary function of it all. Whelp that's my rambling post of the day, I hope. No promises though. If you read it all - Thank you and... I'm sorry? Eh - Not really. Imma just sip my morning tea now and not bother you further. // Some Swedish guy

@@Zabiru- bro we're talking about ear cups not headphone construction. I have th900 mk2s I don't think I need to worry about construction quality.

how is it amazing ear pads are just like clothes they will get dirty

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ayo

9 years later and its still useful

20 years later and it's still useful

@@THATONEGUYAYMANis their anyway to get the jlab pro headphones over ear pro ear cushions clean? Of earwax?

Nah, I was thinking the same exact thing

true. i didn't take anyone's suggestion on the last How-To video on what to do THIS How-To video on so I really need that How-To: How-To video.

Awesomesauce Network Wow, what was that about? ha,ha,ha,ha.....

Dude... do a how to shave video.

+Scarecrow141 this!

Thanks!

Chad.

Me too!

2:02 or 1:02

gross

a true lad

@@jasonluong i was confused until jason fixed my confusion

Atriedis you again...damn your avatar! Lol.

Damn you . Scared the shit out of me again . I demand an apology :D

Switch to the RU-vid dark theme and enjoy all these pics not working at all.

OG comment

@@superw07 omg

G.I. Joe....dude, how old are you?

@TheChosenOne probably as old as you are or a little younger/older. Go Joe!

thanks, nice goku profile pic btw :D

woolite?

me too

yeet the entire thing into water obviously

@@pomere_6521 gottem

got the same problem

guess we gotta live with it or just buy new ones :P

brainwavs? thats really odd, my brainwavs are so comfortable and fit far easier than my actual cloud alpha pads, and without the strange, uncomfortable padding on the inside

@@TheGr0nchhe said sound. Not comfort

same here bud..totally gonna wash em off later..

Wait so do they unflatten after washing? How did you unflatten them?

+Matthew Derman oxyclean, seriously.

Innit