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I use bounty paper towels as a plate and put that in the microwave. BOOM, eat and throw away the 'plate'.
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Cola (not sure if lite/diet versions work). Just put some on a cloth and use it as you would a liquid multi-surface cleaner. Removes permanent marker, too!
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My solution is a little different. I only buy waterproof phones. When I want to clean them, I follow this procedure (obviously don't try this if your phone isn't waterproof):
I put a tiny dot of gentle dishwashing detergent on the back of my hand.
I then tap the screen of the phone to the back of my hand to transfer an ever-so-small amount of the ...
answered Feb 24 at 16:52
RockPaperLz- Mask it or Casket
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you can use a rubber stopper that fits the socket and twist. Be sure and cut the Power first!
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I always use Lens Cleaning Wipes, originally meant to clean my glasses, but they can also clean phones:
Using one once a week or so is enough in my case. I use the same wipe for glasses and phone, and it works as each wipe is pretty large.
answered Feb 21 at 10:51
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The best way to avoid doing dishes is to not use dishes.
Dish hack: Eatable dishes. This is not original but inspired from advertising which suggests crackers, rusks, toasted bread, pita were "eatable dishes." That changed my consumption of dish detergent by a significant amount.
Dish hack: Parchment paper (available in rolls) for baking. The ...
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I was supremely paranoid about how to clean my laptop screen and my smartphone at first so I spent an inordinate amount of time researching on the web and bought 'the #1 rated formula' spray for LCD, DLP, Plasma, cell phone screens+ from Fry's, I think. It is called Klear Screen; just now found more info. This is what I bought, but the bottle labeling has ...
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I tried baking soda, white vinegar and water with a toothbrush on my cards that had red ink on them. First I tried it on a common just to test then one of my better cards. I ended up ruining the better card but the common worked fine somehow. Make sure you are extra careful if f you do try this but you would be better off just not. Just my input.
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It's peanut butter, a sink of hot water , a good dose of soap and a scrub . As you would clean any other dishes, sounds like it has done the job since the beginning ! of that dreaded day we started washing DISHES that was one of our first mistakes????.
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As someone that's a landlord and dealt with this a few time this is what works for me.
Remove all the offensive matter.
Wheel it outside in the yard and hit it with a power washer or at the very least a water hose, spraying it down well, and draining it out, do it many times. Having someone to help tilt it while you do this helps considerably.
Then Take a ...
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