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Don't overlook the hygienic details that build up over time: bacteria, sweat, dandruff, dead skin cells, oil, dust, grime, and ear wax.
Headphones and earbuds are made from a variety of materials. So when cleaning, you want to choose safe solutions and techniques. Ready to disinfect and sanitize? Here’s what you’ll need:
Most headphones and earbuds are mostly made of plastic (e.g., exterior body/casing) and silicone (e.g., cables, ear tips, headband cushioning). The best way to clean these materials is by using a solution of isopropyl alcohol slightly diluted with distilled water.
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