How to Clean Light Switches
Make a vinegar solution., Use a paper towel or cloth to apply the cleaning solution to the switch., Use a Q-tip to get the hard to reach spots., Buff with a dry towel.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Make a vinegar solution.
Mix 8 ounces (227 g) of white vinegar, four ounces of rubbing alcohol, and 4 ounces (113 g) of hydrogen peroxide.
If you have it available, add a few drops of tea tree oil or another essential oil., Do not spray the cleaning solution directly on the switch.
Instead, spray it to a paper towel or cloth and rub down the switch., Use a Q-tip to spread the cleaning solution in the crevices and holes that you can’t reach with the towel., Rub the switch down with a clean, dry towel to pick up excess moisture and cleaning solution.
Try to pick up any streaks that may have appeared. -
Step 2: Use a paper towel or cloth to apply the cleaning solution to the switch.
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Step 3: Use a Q-tip to get the hard to reach spots.
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Step 4: Buff with a dry towel.
Detailed Guide
Mix 8 ounces (227 g) of white vinegar, four ounces of rubbing alcohol, and 4 ounces (113 g) of hydrogen peroxide.
If you have it available, add a few drops of tea tree oil or another essential oil., Do not spray the cleaning solution directly on the switch.
Instead, spray it to a paper towel or cloth and rub down the switch., Use a Q-tip to spread the cleaning solution in the crevices and holes that you can’t reach with the towel., Rub the switch down with a clean, dry towel to pick up excess moisture and cleaning solution.
Try to pick up any streaks that may have appeared.
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