We are always surrounded by electronics equipment almost everywhere, in our homes, offices, rooms etc. But how do we make sure we maximize the capabilities of these equipment, extent their life so we can use them for a very long time. One of the best ways is to keep all your electronic gadget and equipment clean. You might have searched for a long time for a good cleaning agent for your electronics. what you require as cleaning solution should be non-toxic, chemical free and non-abrasive that should also last for a long time.
Keeping the screen of your electronic gadgets clean extends its lifespan
No matter if you have different sets of mobile phones, laptops, notebooks, iPads, TVs, Air pods or all known electronic devices under the sun, you must have spent a considerable amount of your hard-earned money to acquire them. So you naturally need want to keep looking sharp, eye catching and operational for as long as possible. The reason most electronics need replacement earlier than usual is due to carelessness and regular upkeep. Replacing these kinds of electronics can be very expensive so it’s best to keep then clean and well maintained. An easy and simple way to keep your devices lasting longer is to make cleaning them regularly a habit, you can use either dusters, or products like screen cleaners, homemade solutions like vinegar can be used in case of electric kettles and coffee makers. Cleaning not only helps in eliminating dust and grime, but also germs and bacteria.
Other Ways to Extend the Life of Your Electronics
- Switch off electronic appliances when you aren't using them
- Never leave your electronics by something extremely hot, like the back side of a freezer or near a furnace.
- Similarly you should not leave your electronics by something very cold, like freezer. Unless such devices are designed to withstand it.
- You can tarn yourself when the sun is high and nice but don't leave your electronics exposed to it. Leaving your mobile phone on of top dashboard of your vehicle is a bad idea especially on a sunny day.
- In short never leave any device in your car, especially when you have no idea how long you will keep it packed at a particular unfriendly location for cars.
- There are different kinds of protective cases for electronic gadgets available in the market. Take full advantage of such things, they usually cost between 1000-2000 naira depending on the type of device you own.
- laptops and gaming consoles should be kept in well ventilated spaces, their fan opening should not be blocked. It’s advisable to not keep your laptop on the bed when using it.
- Its best to allow devices to say ‘its safe to be unplugged’ before you disconnect any cable especially for Apple products and also when removing external hard drives and other devices from windows pc.
- Make sure your computers security systems and protection are up to date (antivirus, firewalls, etcetera) and your firewall fully activated..
- Avoid keeping your electronics on dirty and rough surfaces, like the floor.
- Try and dust off your electronics at least once every month and extend it to a deep cleaning session every three months.
- If possible take apart your device for a deep clean, for example remove the battery out of a phone and clean its connectors,
- Do not overcharge your devices thinking it will extend its battery life. This might end up causing the phone to overheat and damage some internal circuits. Of course it will also significantly reduce the life span of the battery. Just charge to the required amount.
- Try not to be stingy and cheap out too much especially on electronics, buying cheap stuff ends up causing you spend more money on repairs. studies have shown that you might end up replacing the device at triple the frequency.
-There is no way a fairly used second hand device is better than the brand new one, unless of course you like to collect antique stuff for history, museums and to show off.
-Do not operate electronics on a watery environment, water might easily damage your device and their is also a high risk of electric shock.
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