How to deep clean your AirPods like a Pro! The ultimate guide by Phone Fix Craft 

Well done!👏

What should I use to heat it up?

@@difhrbelsidhdbsk5317 a hairdryer should be safe 😁

@@corvxnite thank you

Leave it in a hot car too would probably have the same effect

Thank u bro u helped me

Well done! Thanks for sharing your experience :)

I just use the crevice tool. The nozzle is not wide enough for the AirPod to go through :)

Happy to help :)

so it’s defenitly okay to put window cleaner on them

@@benedictclenton7822 yes fully

@@M4lici0uswait so it wont affect the audio because of the liquid?

Wait, he was in an airport?

Glad it was helpful! Well done!

Well done :) I'm glad it helped :)

Well done 👏 I'm glad it helped!

Is it okay if we try to clean with the hydrogen peroxide?

@@faizmunshi9455 that will help get the outer wax out but it might be to dense and weird to get the inner wax out!

“By Golly” is killing me 😭💀

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Hey! I clean mine often because my ear wax is very wet, and let me tell you he’s using way too much liquid and window cleaner will take way too long like his video. The best thing to use is hydrogen peroxide. For AirPods: Put a little on a cotton swab/q tip (just enough that it’s damp) and clean the mesh. Take a needle and clean around the edge where the white part rises above the mesh. Heat it for 10 seconds on low heat with a blow dryer (or heat gun if you don’t have a blow dryer). Suck it fast (I do it with my mouth but you can do it with a vacuum) and it’ll be brand new. For the case: hydrogen peroxide again! Wet a cotton swab- I soak it then squeeze it so it’s basically like ringing out a cloth. Wipe around everything on top and down the holes where the AirPods charge. You’ll probably need a few cotton swabs because they’re way dirtier than they look. Use light heat or the cool setting of a blow dryer to dry, and keep open for a few minutes. Make sure it is fully dry before plugging in because it WILL melt your AirPods if the case is even a little wet while charging! Hope this helps☺️ I got this info straight from Apple and it’s the absolute safest way so you don’t damage the pods or case.

@@kailenepower5827 thanks a lot, I will keep this in mind! Really appreciated!

Well done! I'm glad it helped :)

👏 I'm glad it helped :)

lol

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Double z! I thought you meant to tape the straw to the vac nozzle

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you can put a napkin over the end you put in your mouth that way the gunk gets on the napkin and not in your mouth

You're welcome!

I think you answered your own question there 😂

You're welcome!!

Thanks for visiting :) They can be taken apart and put back together, but it's not very straightforward

@@PhoneFixCraft interesting! I like your positive energy. GG! :p

@@levetbyck Thank you :)

It worked every time so far. Also it's a last resort for them AirPods, as they were complytely unusable and otherwise would end up in trash.

If you're really worried about that you could use Isopropyl Alcohol, ideally 99% but I can't find that where I live so I use 91%. I doubt it would work as well as this windows cleaner but it evaporates very quickly and is very unlikely to damage any electronics. I use it without mercy on pretty much every electronic I've ever fixed or cleaned and have never had any issues.

@@LnnyOsoTo I used 50% lol

-maybe a combination of window cleaner and isopropyl could be a “game changer”- - -should look up if isopropyl can be mixed with detergents (maybe a solution with 10% “soap”..)- Actually..nvm, I I’m far from being able to suggest anything better I’ve just read that it’s recommended to use a 99% (would be great to have, if it’s wasn’t because of how rare it is to find - because of safety laws). Could imagine how the 99% maybe easily would mix up with any water solutions left inside the device and then better evaporate and dry up any surfaces.. Also not sure how long isopropyl will stay at it’s original alcoholic level (when the bottle has been opened the first time..)

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I have tried it, but it didn’t seem to work any better than a window cleaner

@@PhoneFixCraft Can you use every window cleaner? I live in the Netherlands so we have other brands.

Peroxide is the proper way to clean it (per Apple). It didn’t work for the video maker because they didn’t follow the instructions. I’ll copy and paste what I told another comment, which is directly from Apple.

Hey! I clean mine often because my ear wax is very wet, and let me tell you he’s using way too much liquid and window cleaner will take way too long like his video. The best thing to use is hydrogen peroxide. For AirPods (including mesh on sides/microphone): Put a little on a cotton swab/q tip (just enough that it’s damp) and clean the mesh. Take a needle and clean around the edge where the white part rises above the mesh. Heat it for 10 seconds on low heat with a blow dryer (or heat gun if you don’t have a blow dryer). Suck it fast (I do it with my mouth but you can do it with a vacuum) and it’ll be brand new. For the case: hydrogen peroxide again! Wet a cotton swab- I soak it then squeeze it so it’s basically like ringing out a cloth. Wipe around everything on top and down the holes where the AirPods charge. You’ll probably need a few cotton swabs because they’re way dirtier than they look. Use light heat or the cool setting of a blow dryer to dry, and keep open for a few minutes. Make sure it is fully dry before plugging in because it WILL melt your AirPods if the case is even a little wet while charging! Hope this helps☺️ I got this info straight from Apple and it’s the absolute safest way so you don’t damage the pods or case.

@@kailenepower5827 are you sure you want to suck this with your mouth? 🤢 What do you mean by saying you got this straight from Apple? Their public support article HT208729 about AirPods cleaning says in the very begining: "Don't use products containing bleach or hydrogen peroxide". I have also checked internal service docs and they don't mention peroxide at all. They don't mention window cleaner either, and they say to avoid any liquid getting inside the openings. My method is not the official method approved by Apple, but it worked for me so far.

Microphones are usually clean on AirPods, it might be a bit riskier with microphone cleaning. I’ll need to look into this

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Thanks for watching

It would be too harsh I believe

numatic henry ;)