Every time you put your earbuds in your ear you get dirty. No matter how clean your ears are, it is part of our body's immune system to make earwax to protect against infection and to prevent dust and dirt. Although earphones offer high quality sound, as well as audio-splitting audio, these types of earphones need frequent cleaning so that they do not get too much of an earphone in your earphones which can reduce the sound quality.

To avoid this build up and the potential loss of sound quality there are a few things you need to clean your earphones.

What you need:

Brushing Alcohol (You can also use warm water and soap but some cleaning products may be harmful)

Q-Tips

Cotton Balls

Soft Fabric

Steps to Clean Your Ears

Remove the earbuds. (We want to make sure we don't get liquid on your electronic device.)

Remove the silicone ear tips from the earphones.

Grease the cotton ball. (Cotton ball should be slightly wet and not completely wet.)

Rub slightly near the earbuds with a cotton ball.

Apply Q-Tip to rubbing alcohol

Use the Q-Tip to clean the inside and outside earphone tips.

Wipe or wipe with a soft cloth.

Cleaning Tips

Never use coarse or coarse materials to clean your earphones.

Do not fill Q tips or cotton balls with rubbing alcohol.

Give the earphones time to dry.

If you follow these steps you should be able to keep your earphones in good condition and get extra life on them. And it is possible to damage the earphones when you wash them so make sure you are very careful not to get them.

Q-Tips for wetting or cotton balls.