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Dry the Screen:
After cleaning, use the dry side of the microfiber cloth to remove any moisture remaining on the screen.
Considerations and Precautions:
Screen Coating: Many modern smartphones have an oleophobic coating on the screen that repels oil from your fingers. Using acidic substances like lemon can wear down this coating over time.
Water-Resistant Devices: While many new phones are water-resistant, they are not waterproof. Liquid can still potentially enter through ports and speakers and cause damage.
Alternative Cleaning Options: If you’re worried about damaging your screen, consider using a screen cleaner designed specifically for electronics, which will be safer and just as effective.
Conclusion:
While using lemon diluted in water might help make your phone screen shine, it’s important to proceed with caution to avoid damaging sensitive components or coatings. For regular maintenance, sticking to recommended cleaning products for electronics is often the safest choice. Always prioritize the longevity and functionality of your device over temporary aesthetics.
