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Well according to this quiz:
http://theoatmeal.com/quiz/phone_germs
there can be a few hundred toilet seats on your phone.
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Hello,
Lets say you wanted to keep your N900 as disinfected from germs as possible. Normally I would use a medical alcohol pad with my old phones (available at your local pharmacy, 300 for $3 or so).
But with the N900 I am concerned about the possible corrosive nature of alcohol pads, and the damage they could do to the seemingly fragile keyboard.
Does anyone have any ideas about this how to keep your phone reasonably germ-free, while not damaging the N900?
Thanks
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Lets say you wanted to keep your N900 as disinfected from germs as possible. Normally I would use a medical alcohol pad with my old phones (available at your local pharmacy, 300 for $3 or so).
But with the N900 I am concerned about the possible corrosive nature of alcohol pads, and the damage they could do to the seemingly fragile keyboard.
Does anyone have any ideas about this how to keep your phone reasonably germ-free, while not damaging the N900?
Thanks