Any household cleaning solution I can safely use to clean my i-Pod Nano 2nd gen?

Question

That which can remove blemishes caused by constant touching, especially on the wheel. Apple solutions are quite expensive.

Answer 1

You can get some disinfectant wipes and they will do the trick. Depending on what you feel like (they all do same Job) you can try baby wipes, KFC moist towlettes, or you can actually get 'phone cleaner' wipes that they use in office buidlings to disinfect earpieces and headsets.

all of these will get your little fingerprints and basic everyday marks off

Answer 2

Most household cleaners are safe on most electronic devices, just remember a few rules:

1. Dilute the cleaner, never use straight. Unless the thing has been exposed to some heavy duty action, its not as dirty as you think. A mild solution will work fine and harsher mixtures might even damage some items.

2. Rubber hates alcohol, because it dries it out. Ammonia based cleaners makes rubber "tacky". This makes diluted ammonia good for the rubber ball in a mouse, and alcohol bad. If your product has rubber, consider what either one might do and choose another cleaner.

3. Always clean an product when it is turned off and cold before you've turned it on, not when it is hot just after turning off. Some products can cool off the screens or other devices and might cause them to crack.

4. Always allow the product to completely dry before you turn it back on.

Answer 3

I just bought the "Mr. Clean magic eraser"- it works great on surfaces, no smell or harsh chemicals, but somehow it works... it just says don't use on stainless steel or hardwood floors. It was $2.50 for a two pack in the cleaning isle of Target. Hope that helps....

Answer 4

soak a q-tip in alcohol and it will clean all that up at the same time as disinfect it. =)

Answer 5

I am sure Billy Mays would recomend KABOOM!