How To Clean Earphones Mesh

Ideally you should wipe down your headphone earpads or earbud tips with a lightly damp cloth at least once a week.

How to clean earphones mesh. So for a deeper cleanse dampen a soft cloth with hydrogen peroxide heavily diluted with water and gently wipe your ear buds. Do not detach the earbud tip from earbud excessively as it may tear. I use a soft artists watercolor paint brush.

I had volume issues with my earbuds when I tried to clean them multiple times so I had to remove the mesh cover from them and I got the volume back. Using a clean dry cotton swab wipe down the microphone and speaker mesh. Hold the earbud with the mesh facing downward so any particles fall out instead of deeper into the earbud.

Dont run EarPods under water. You should do this at least once per week but you can do it daily. Clean the microphone and speaker meshes gently with a dry cotton swab.

For IEMs remember to remove the ear tips before cleaning the driver unit. The peroxide is to soften the built-up earwax caught in the mesh. I hold the phone upside down and brush the mesh.

Hydrogen peroxide is considered a safe way to soften earwax and is commonly recommended by health professionals for this purpose. 2 Use a cotton swab and dried brush to remove any debris and foreign materials. Make sure the headphones are powered off and disconnected from your device.

If there is dust or wax caught in the mesh grab a clean soft-bristled toothbrush and gently brush the mesh. Wipe it down with a clean dry cloth. Make sure not to get any liquid in the openings.