Some have returned to the office while some have remained home-based.
If it’s not a self-contained “home office,” then it’s probably a designated work space.
No matter how tech-savvy you are, you probably accumulate your share of paper, too.
In other words, you’ve got the option to’t allow yourself to procrastinate.
You may protest thatyourhygiene habits would never result in a dirty screen.
But you won’t argue the housecleaning tip: purchase a bundle of microfiber cloths.
They’re soft, completely devoid of lint, won’t streak, and are very affordable.
With that, you’ve just mixed whatHealthlinecalls, “the ultimate multipurpose cleaning solution.”
Of course you’re eager to press that microfiber cloth and vinegar solution into action.
Like many people, you may become ever-more-impressed with its cleaning power as time goes on.
you might use a dry microfiber cloth, disinfectant wipe, or cotton swabs dampened with water.
But let the keyboard dry completely before you plug it back in or turn it back on.
In all likelihood, fingerprints are probably your biggest phone challenge.
They’re not just hard to avoid but they’re impossible since your skin is a virtual oil-producing machine.
This oil technically known assebum leaves behind telltale traces.
It’s unavoidable unless you wear gloves.
Wiping the screen with a microfiber cloth will erase fingerprints with ease.
Even vinegar and water should sit out this round.
But keep that spray bottle nearby.
Given its value, it won’t be long before you press it into duty again.
Vinegar and water will seem like it was invented for windows (as well as mirrors).
It cuts through dirt and doesn’t streak.
you could use the solution on plastic and aluminum blinds, too.
As the company points out, wood and water make poor companions.
In this case, pooled liquid could cause a wood blind to warp.
If you prefer to follow the better-safe-than-sorry rule, use vinegar and water on your window.
Then continue to breathe easy by using only a dry microfiber cloth on a wood blind.
