Wet wipes - a cheap and effective way to clean household appliances from pollution

Proper care and cleaning of household appliances from dust deposited on it is not a whim of clean housewives, but one of the prerequisites for this very equipment to last for a long time and without malfunctions. Someone uses rags when cleaning, someone uses sponges, but the most efficient way to remove dust is wet wipes. Their advantages, varieties and features of use will be discussed in this article.

Types of wet wipes for household appliances

Household appliances are usually “capricious” in handling and require special tools used for cleaning. For example, you can’t wipe the case and keyboard of the laptop with a wet rag, as water that has got inside the device in this way can damage expensive equipment. Wipes used to care for household appliances must also meet the necessary requirements.

Today, there are two main types of napkins that can be used to wipe the surfaces of equipment from dust:

• microfiber rags;
• wet wipes.

The benefits of using wipes to clean equipment from dirt

Specialists attribute the advantages of microfiber cloths to greater cleaning efficiency, absorption liquids, good cleaning properties, as well as the ability to relieve static stress without formation discharge. Cleaning them leaves no scratches, smudges or other damage. Microfiber can be used many times.

Reference! The "classic" microfiber cloth for cleaning has two sides: with a dense and with a thin weave. The first is often used to remove complex stains, and the second - to finish cleaning, remove a small layer of dust or to polish the surface.

Also, products can be knitted and non-woven. While the latter are used for dry cleaning and removal of not too strong contaminants, the latter are used only for wet cleaning.

As for wet wipes, in their production the main material is impregnated with the so-called surfactant - specialized impregnation, which allows you to:

• better deal with complex pollution;
• remove static stress from the wiped surface, which is especially useful when cleaning dust from the surface of the equipment.

Such wipes are usually used once, and then discarded. Products are usually delivered in packs of 10–20 pieces, or in special boxes in which much larger quantities are placed (from 50–100 pieces or more). Individual disposable wet wipes can be found only in some cafes and restaurants, and they are used only so that the guest can rub their hands.

Reference! Moisture from the product will quickly evaporate if you leave it to lie in the open air for a while.

Today, on the shelves of supermarkets you can find a huge number of types of wet wipes: from baby and antiseptic, to fragrant for intimate hygiene. And although many housewives do not attach importance to the type of product when cleaning, it is best to use special napkins to clean household appliances from dust.

This is especially true of displays for computers or laptops: in technology stores you can easily find special products for them, which include includes substances that protect the sensitive material of the LCD from the negative effects of moisture and alcohol ordinary flavored "Rags."

The use of wet wipes for household appliances

The main rule for cleaning surfaces of household appliances from accumulated dust is the use of necessary materials. For example, an ordinary wet towel wipe can be used to wipe the case and keyboard of a stationary PC or laptop, however, it is undesirable to use it for cleaning the monitor.

Reference! When carrying out deep cleaning of a particular technique, it is better to refer to its technical documentation: more often In total, the manufacturer indicates how and with what means it is necessary to clean the product from accumulated mud.

In combination with dry cleaning, an anti-static spray can also be used, especially when it comes to monitors or TV screens. Microfiber in combination with an antibacterial spray is better for cleaning refrigerators. The same microfiber will be useful in removing contaminants from the metal surfaces of microwave ovens, multicookers, kettles, gas stoves and other equipment.