I love how understanding and respectful this man is when defending the owners of these phones - saying hey, these are regular people and this is more normal than you think, and these people have bigger things going on in their lives than worrying about how dirty their phone is.
Used to work in tech repair. People would frequently come in when their phone wasn't charging or their headphones wouldn't connect properly, and usually all you needed to do is clean the ports out and it was fixed. It took less than a minute or two so I usually wouldn't charge them since I always really liked cleaning the various different devices.
And here in my town they will tell that the charging port needs to be replaced. Even if they just clean the original port, they will charge for a new port.
The liquid that he uses for cleaning after picking dirt out is called IPA (isopropanol 99%) DO NOT USE WATER or other cleaning solutions IPA is very aggresive for dirt/oil and skin, it evaporates quickly and does not conduct electricity, that is why its perfect for this If you plan on using it just open windows so the air circulates and wear gloves because of the IPA 😁👍 Good luck
@@ParkersPlayground My phone has NEVER been as dirty as the ones in the video, and I used to work three jobs at once so it was going everywhere. People must be careless..
Normal use, even if mine doesn't get that dirty because I clean it from time to time, it is normal for lint and dust to accumulate in the ports. In my opinion screens get dirtier even if they look clean.
I sold headphones for almost 8 years and what I noticed was that almost 15% of the customers thought they needed new headphones, although only the hole in the headphone connection on the smartphone was so dirty that there was no proper connection and the headphones no longer worked and not because it was broken.
Thank you for this! I used the I-Fix-It kit with the tiny needle nose tweezers to clean compressed lint out of my Type-C charge port! It Worked! The connector snaps into place now! No more wiggling the charger into the port and leaving my phone sitting in a certain way to charge! So happy I saw this! **Note:** If you use any tweezers make sure they are ESD safe tweezers that way you aren't likely to short out any pins in your charge port or turn the device off fully just to be safe! *Doing this saved me from having to pay someone to swap my charge port when it only need to be cleaned!* I used to just rinse my charge port to keep it "clean" but I was mostlikely just rinsing some out and when the port dried out and I would go to charge my phone I was just mashing the rest of my pocket lint down into the bottom/back of the charge port preventing the connector from going all the way in like it should have!
Your comment made me realise that when I've tried to clean the port before, I was simply far too gentle with the lint, I didn't expect it to be so compacted. I've been using wireless charging for about a year under the assumption the port was dead, and now it can breath again :D
I immediately checked my phone after watching this and I must ask, how on earth do these phones get so dirty? I mean, my phone has been through the dirt too. I accidentally spilled ginger sauce on it, I let the kids play on it with their little gunk fingers, corn starch, flour, and other culinary products, and years of general use. I have NEVER seen a phone this dirty. It's almost as if they.... made it dirty on purpose?
Worked in my colleges computer repair department as well as have repaired phones for friends. My first thought was the amount of dust inside this phone had to be intention or it was left outside for a very long period of time.
agreed, same here. But don't forget he is using microscope lens at probably a few hundred x... you wouldn't see that stuff with naked eye..you would just see some dust you could blow away. Also, phone in a pocket will collect a lot of pocket lint, as opposed to one in a handbag
My charging port regularly gets this dirty, I don't know how, but I clean it out around every third month or so, I live in Iceland and our climate is quite dry, that might be the reason but I'm not sure tbh. But the rest of the ports don't make sense to me, it's only the charging port for me.
Omg… I’ve been having issues with my phone’s charging port for like a year now, I’d struggle to different levels trying to get the charge to stay connected each night. Then I saw this video and was like huh… sure enough there was quite a bit of lint in it! Not as much as the one in the video, but still a surprising amount. After I cleared it out, took less than 5 minutes, the charge connects without issue and stays connected. Charging your phone is such a small part of daily life, but it’s like a burden has been lifted lol.
Great video!! I keep my iPhone and earbuds in their case in the back pocket of my jeans. I noticed blue fuzz in all the openings of both. After cleaning them out I now keep the charging ports pointing up in my pockets. My husband scratches a lot of Lottery tickets in his car. The sticky black crumbs would get into everything. Cleaning his phone was a pain. Now he puts it in a plastic bag in the car. The other thing that collects in the phone crevices are dead skin cells. They combine with the oils to make that crud. I’m often cleaning my iPhone, my earbuds (which need a lot of attention) and the keyboard on my pc. I use alcohol (IPO) which evaporates quickly. I also use a cotton swab, little brushes and canned air. I would never use anything pointy like a needle or a safety pin. The sharp point might damage something in the opening.
Right on. I get asked if I got a new phone all the time, but have had the same model for 3 years. It's amazing what wiping it off with your shirt and giving it a quick wipe with a windex damp paper towel once a week can do. Patience pays.
I've found that basic, lock picking tools are good for cleaning out charging ports. I got some with a transparent lock for Christmas one year and they do a good job. I think a lot of people don't realise quite how hard you have to go in at all that matted crap to get it out. You really have to dig for it but the satisfaction of pulling out a wad of fluff, then your phone charging is good.
Yeah it works great and is very handy, after breaking into a home and stealing all the phones and tablets, I can just use the same tools to clean the phones and sell at a better price. Would recommend👍🏻
@@spandanbhattacharya5030 Well that wouldn't be my first thought. It was more like being bought a puzzle and I've never opened even my own door with the set. Definitely good for cleaning out your phone though.
I just had this issue for like 1 year. My phone was not charging properly and the charger pin was not going all the way in. I cleaned the charging port and finally it's now working like a charm!
Indeed many customers struggle for months and spend money buying and trying different cables. Hopefully more publicity will help people to easier identify and solve the issue :)
I also find that using a regular sewing needle does the job pretty well! Albeit it being a little difficult to hold, but creating a makeshift handle should be pretty simple. How can a video be so yucky and satisfying at the same time... great vid!
I feel so stupid. Been struggling to charge my phone for months. I kind figured the port was dirty but was afraid to aggressively clean it with a toothpick. Watch you get in there with a metal pick, I realized I doubt a piece of wood will damage it. Got a bit aggressive with cleaning and bingo..phone charges fine now! Thanks! Saved me from buying another phone or being without as mine is cleaned! Great vid! The toothpick works too apparently folks.
A clean medium bristle toothbrush is great with IPA. Just make sure you brush across the grill and don’t push down to hard. I would avoid using a pick on the speaker or microphone on the bottom it’s very easy to poke through them and they might require a whole unit replacement. The toothbrush and rubbing alcohol is usually enough. You can also get blue poster tac. Roll a bit into a ball about the size of a grape and press firmly into the grill and then pull out quickly. Finally be careful when you clean the charging port. Make sure you know where the charging pins ar and avoid them to minimize the chance of damaging the pins
and how does that help? Of course I'm going to judge lazy people who let their phones get so dirty. Stop with that "non-kudgemental" bullshit :D Clean your phones
So I randomly stumbled upon this, and after seeing the gunk come out and reading the comments here, I ended up pulling out a pair of tweezers i had and used them to clean the port on my phone. So much pocket fuzz and other stuff came out to the point that i thought it would never end. But the final result is that now my charging cable actually plugs in all the way again and doesn't have to rest in a specific orientation to work. Thank you for sharing this video and showing how even a seemingly small amount of maintenance can make a huge difference.
@@daniellove162 you're just like me , i had my last phone for 4 years but had to change it because it was on Android 7 and would not upgrade , otherwise i would still have it
Thank you very much, Julius. You have provided useful information in this video. Just for comparison, my refurbished phone (iPhone 8) purchased through Walmart, came to me as clean as your "after cleaning" example.
I LOVE EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU!!! YOU CAN CHANGE THIS WORLD FOR THE BETTER!!! YOU WILL THINK THAT YOU ARE ALONE BUT THIS ENDEAVOR IS NOT SOMETHING THAT EVERYONE IS READY FOR SO JUST WAIT UNTIL THEY'RE READY AND ACCEPT THEIR HELP WHEN ITS OFFERED! :)
My Google pixel also had the same problem. The charging port doesn't work at all. I became frustrated and decided to change the phone because I didn't know it was the dust and lint that caused the issue. But after cleaning it works smoothly 😃
in my "dirty" job i put my phone with its case on into a ziploc bag. it kind of sucks because face id doesn't really work through it but id rather put in my password than have to clean my phone every single day.
@@Fans.of.Darth.Vaders.Empire yeah and bulky, but then again if your working a job that gets that dirty you probably have Safety glasses in steel toe boots on and those are annoying to but if I’m bringing my thousand dollar computer with me to work basically I would rather have to open the flap to charge it then have it look like that and wonder why in six months it doesn’t work or charge and go back to the store saying the phones a piece of crap
How do people get their phones so dirty?! I've never had a phone get that dirty with skin/dust/lint, with the exception of the charging port where I can use a pin and quickly clean it out once a year. Even when I worked in the oilsands it didn't get that bad.
When I make cuts on the tablesaw without dust collection (such as dados or narrow cuts), I find the blade sends all the dust straight into my pocket. However, it's dry dust so it usually shakes out of the phone.
Might depend on how often you replace your phone. Some people don't replace them until they're dead or aren't compatible with cell services any more simply because cost is a factor. On the other hand, if you trade your phones in every 1-2 years it never gets the chance to get that grungy in the first place with normal use.
idc how it got dirty, like maybe he just works at construction or somewhere where it’s dirty all the time. Im just happy to see a nice cleaning process
Insider, To be honest, I would've never thought about making a UA-cam video like this. I think this is absolutely genius. And, I would've never thought about making a tick-tock page showing people how to deep clean dirty iPhones either. Genius, I say. I say, I say… Genius! :-)
For me, the charging port and mute switch is the number one dirt/dust magnet. Probably cause I use the mute switch multiple times every day because of classes and work
It's quite safe, but like in every job, things might sometimes go wrong. It's not too scary for me as we are a repair shop, and if something goes wrong, we will fix it. This option is not usually available in DIY situations. So if you're to use alcohol on the speaker or mic grilles, use as little as possible and only add more if smaller amount doesn't cut it.
To those saying this video is fake, staged and/or the owner is disgusting etc: I really doubt the owner is that nasty, they could've had someone use the phone for years or months like normal but then have them not clean it out.
True but if that was my phone i would atleast try to take some of the dirt out with somekind of needle and if the problem is still the same then i would take it to some professionals
How can the cases get this dirty? I’m not judging just asking as I want to avoid getting my case dirty. I’ve had mine for over 2 years. I try be as easy as possible but I have lotion on my hands most of the time. Also while working out in my yard I’ve have to put them away because the buds won’t stay in my ears. I just had to get Apple to replace both my earbuds because they quit charging. She commented that I kept them very clean. I didn’t think anything of that comment until seeing this. I’ve never cleaned my ports/speakers/holes out, ever.
Ive used my phone for almost 5 years and it has never got dirty like even the slightest. I'm not sure from where so much dirt comes in everyone's phones.
i dont understand how your phone can get THAT dirty. I clean my 12 pro max off once a month, and its mainly just junk in the speaker grilles. take care of your things and they will last a long time!
There is ways to get it much cleaner. I strongly recommend not use a metal pic but a plastic to avoid risking shorting out the charging port. Then 90% rubbing alcohol with some cu tips ect. You can even rap the point with cotton or a thin alchol pad to clean even better. Neat video it gets you started. Blowing these ports out once or twice a week avoids all of this for the most part.
Man, I thought my charger was seriously damaged, then I watched this, decided to jam a pair of tweezers and an exacto knife in there to clean some crud out. Now it is significantly easier to charge Thanks bro
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I love how understanding and respectful this man is when defending the owners of these phones - saying hey, these are regular people and this is more normal than you think, and these people have bigger things going on in their lives than worrying about how dirty their phone is.
Well it's not like he can publicly say "this is some nasty-a$$ sh!t" if he wants to keep having clients with dirty phones haha.
Well, it's not like the crap was not stuffed in there on purpose, in order for this channel to seemingly have one. Haha.
It takes 5 minutes to clean a phone.. No Excuse!
shut up
Only a dirty person can have such dirty phone. Speaks volume of the owner
Used to work in tech repair. People would frequently come in when their phone wasn't charging or their headphones wouldn't connect properly, and usually all you needed to do is clean the ports out and it was fixed. It took less than a minute or two so I usually wouldn't charge them since I always really liked cleaning the various different devices.
And here in my town they will tell that the charging port needs to be replaced. Even if they just clean the original port, they will charge for a new port.
@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. LMAO
@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. I know
@@nathanhiggers7186 bro ur Name 😂
Move it!
The liquid that he uses for cleaning after picking dirt out is called IPA (isopropanol 99%)
DO NOT USE WATER or other cleaning solutions
IPA is very aggresive for dirt/oil and skin, it evaporates quickly and does not conduct electricity, that is why its perfect for this
If you plan on using it just open windows so the air circulates and wear gloves because of the IPA
😁👍 Good luck
Thanks for clarifying that.
thnx
Damn thanks so much
Get this man a shield
And if you're sensitive wear safety glasses too the vapors can irritate your eyes too.
I work daily with IPA and damn glasses saved me 😂
I just throw my phone in the wash with my towels. Use cold water though so it doesn't shrink.
Use bleach if it’s the white one
iPhone to iPhone mini😂
@@kaviiraj1015 Best reply to the best comment here LOL
🤣🤣🤣
😭😭😂😂😂
cleaning videos are so satisfying to watch. seeing something so dirty get so clean is just relaxing
So this is why people play Power Wash Simulator
yess, right?
@@charc0al_tvyep I have more hours in power wash than any other game😳😳
Yeah kind like digging your ears
Me wondering how do they get so dirty
a lot of people are just dirty pigs
Me wondering why you not hear him explain
@@ParkersPlayground My phone has NEVER been as dirty as the ones in the video, and I used to work three jobs at once so it was going everywhere. People must be careless..
Normal use, even if mine doesn't get that dirty because I clean it from time to time, it is normal for lint and dust to accumulate in the ports. In my opinion screens get dirtier even if they look clean.
@@laneatkinson6441 I keep an airtight sealed case on my phone, so I wouldn’t really know these issues personally
I love how there wasn’t any judgments against the phone owners. Just the simple fact that, it happens … 🤷🏾♀️
Thank you :)
Thats because this is clearly staged for dramatic effect.
@@gromhub exactly, majority do not leave their phone to get this dirty 🤢🥴
Even if he said that some people treat their smartphones very badly, he wouldn't judge anyone. Pure statement. Fact.
I judge
I sold headphones for almost 8 years and what I noticed was that almost 15% of the customers thought they needed new headphones, although only the hole in the headphone connection on the smartphone was so dirty that there was no proper connection and the headphones no longer worked and not because it was broken.
"What do you work in?"
"Bro I've been selling headphones for 20 years"
*Laughing in bluetooth*
Huh?
Wow.
HOW?
Thank you for this! I used the I-Fix-It kit with the tiny needle nose tweezers to clean compressed lint out of my Type-C charge port! It Worked! The connector snaps into place now! No more wiggling the charger into the port and leaving my phone sitting in a certain way to charge! So happy I saw this!
**Note:** If you use any tweezers make sure they are ESD safe tweezers that way you aren't likely to short out any pins in your charge port or turn the device off fully just to be safe! *Doing this saved me from having to pay someone to swap my charge port when it only need to be cleaned!*
I used to just rinse my charge port to keep it "clean" but I was mostlikely just rinsing some out and when the port dried out and I would go to charge my phone I was just mashing the rest of my pocket lint down into the bottom/back of the charge port preventing the connector from going all the way in like it should have!
Your comment made me realise that when I've tried to clean the port before, I was simply far too gentle with the lint, I didn't expect it to be so compacted. I've been using wireless charging for about a year under the assumption the port was dead, and now it can breath again :D
@@MrSpruce Yeah putting the charger in there really packed the lint in!
Next episode: how do we clean the owner of this phone?
No, you’d need to just upgrade that one😸
That is really fascinating to see how all of that dirt is removed ...it somehow feels very satisfying...
I know right😅
kinda like getting your ears cleaned.
Exactly right. Oddly satisfying.
We always want to see solutions to our problems, and gets satisfied when one
Nah for me it's disgusting I can't stand it
I immediately checked my phone after watching this and I must ask, how on earth do these phones get so dirty? I mean, my phone has been through the dirt too. I accidentally spilled ginger sauce on it, I let the kids play on it with their little gunk fingers, corn starch, flour, and other culinary products, and years of general use. I have NEVER seen a phone this dirty. It's almost as if they.... made it dirty on purpose?
Worked in my colleges computer repair department as well as have repaired phones for friends. My first thought was the amount of dust inside this phone had to be intention or it was left outside for a very long period of time.
@@SeethingDegenerate could it also depend on where you live? I know dryer climates tend to attract a LOT more dust and debris
agreed, same here. But don't forget he is using microscope lens at probably a few hundred x... you wouldn't see that stuff with naked eye..you would just see some dust you could blow away. Also, phone in a pocket will collect a lot of pocket lint, as opposed to one in a handbag
My charging port regularly gets this dirty, I don't know how, but I clean it out around every third month or so, I live in Iceland and our climate is quite dry, that might be the reason but I'm not sure tbh. But the rest of the ports don't make sense to me, it's only the charging port for me.
Probably because of microscope
Omg… I’ve been having issues with my phone’s charging port for like a year now, I’d struggle to different levels trying to get the charge to stay connected each night. Then I saw this video and was like huh… sure enough there was quite a bit of lint in it! Not as much as the one in the video, but still a surprising amount. After I cleared it out, took less than 5 minutes, the charge connects without issue and stays connected. Charging your phone is such a small part of daily life, but it’s like a burden has been lifted lol.
They do it on purpose so you will buy a new phone.
@@joeybaseball7352 Stop being negligence and blame others. Take care of your own stuff.
@@joeybaseball7352 yea I'm sure phone manufacturers break into people's houses at night and put dirt in charging ports
@@kai_444 lmao 😂
@@kai_444 planned obsolescence is a thing in marketing and a lot of design decisions are made with that in mind. It's not a conspiracy.
Great video!!
I keep my iPhone and earbuds in their case in the back pocket of my jeans. I noticed blue fuzz in all the openings of both. After cleaning them out I now keep the charging ports pointing up in my pockets.
My husband scratches a lot of Lottery tickets in his car. The sticky black crumbs would get into everything. Cleaning his phone was a pain. Now he puts it in a plastic bag in the car.
The other thing that collects in the phone crevices are dead skin cells. They combine with the oils to make that crud.
I’m often cleaning my iPhone, my earbuds (which need a lot of attention) and the keyboard on my pc.
I use alcohol (IPO) which evaporates quickly. I also use a cotton swab, little brushes and canned air. I would never use anything pointy like a needle or a safety pin. The sharp point might damage something in the opening.
I don't understand how people can let their beautiful tech come to this point in the first place...
Right on. I get asked if I got a new phone all the time, but have had the same model for 3 years. It's amazing what wiping it off with your shirt and giving it a quick wipe with a windex damp paper towel once a week can do. Patience pays.
I've found that basic, lock picking tools are good for cleaning out charging ports. I got some with a transparent lock for Christmas one year and they do a good job.
I think a lot of people don't realise quite how hard you have to go in at all that matted crap to get it out. You really have to dig for it but the satisfaction of pulling out a wad of fluff, then your phone charging is good.
I use dental tools
Just not the pick “Bosnian Bill and I made”, it definitely isn’t basic.
Yeah it works great and is very handy, after breaking into a home and stealing all the phones and tablets, I can just use the same tools to clean the phones and sell at a better price.
Would recommend👍🏻
@@spandanbhattacharya5030 Well that wouldn't be my first thought. It was more like being bought a puzzle and I've never opened even my own door with the set. Definitely good for cleaning out your phone though.
@@davidian7787 Lol mine was a joke.
I just had this issue for like 1 year. My phone was not charging properly and the charger pin was not going all the way in. I cleaned the charging port and finally it's now working like a charm!
Indeed many customers struggle for months and spend money buying and trying different cables. Hopefully more publicity will help people to easier identify and solve the issue :)
How u clean it
@@JenSell1626 try your local independent repair shop. Most of them will happily clean it for free or for a small charge
I also find that using a regular sewing needle does the job pretty well! Albeit it being a little difficult to hold, but creating a makeshift handle should be pretty simple.
How can a video be so yucky and satisfying at the same time... great vid!
You can use an interdental brush, gets all the dust very easily without scratching anything
Be careful because it scratches it and can break the teeth inside especially on androids
I used a safety pin and it also does the trick and comes with a handle!
couldn’t have been the only one who saw the thumbnail first and thought it was something completely else!
I still think it is that.
I feel so stupid. Been struggling to charge my phone for months. I kind figured the port was dirty but was afraid to aggressively clean it with a toothpick. Watch you get in there with a metal pick, I realized I doubt a piece of wood will damage it. Got a bit aggressive with cleaning and bingo..phone charges fine now! Thanks! Saved me from buying another phone or being without as mine is cleaned!
Great vid!
The toothpick works too apparently folks.
I just pulled out a 15x magnifier and looked at my 3 year old iPhone. Every opening is spotlessly clean. Using a fully covering case helps.
Oookay
My phone is clean as well, simply because I have a full case on it. My old phones were disgusting I’m sure
A clean medium bristle toothbrush is great with IPA. Just make sure you brush across the grill and don’t push down to hard. I would avoid using a pick on the speaker or microphone on the bottom it’s very easy to poke through them and they might require a whole unit replacement. The toothbrush and rubbing alcohol is usually enough. You can also get blue poster tac. Roll a bit into a ball about the size of a grape and press firmly into the grill and then pull out quickly. Finally be careful when you clean the charging port. Make sure you know where the charging pins ar and avoid them to minimize the chance of damaging the pins
This guy needs to make an ASMR channel, it's satisfying to see them phones being scrubbed
This is both kind of grood and satisfying st the same time
For those want to clean their iphone plugs, you can also use an interdental brush. Gets rid of all the dust in there
I always take a thin needle to get into my USB C charging port and can also use that to scrape anything hiding in speaker grills and microphone holes
This job looks so therapeutic lol
Patience & Presence while Serving others
so humble and non-judgemental the techie is!!
and how does that help? Of course I'm going to judge lazy people who let their phones get so dirty. Stop with that "non-kudgemental" bullshit :D
Clean your phones
So I randomly stumbled upon this, and after seeing the gunk come out and reading the comments here, I ended up pulling out a pair of tweezers i had and used them to clean the port on my phone. So much pocket fuzz and other stuff came out to the point that i thought it would never end. But the final result is that now my charging cable actually plugs in all the way again and doesn't have to rest in a specific orientation to work. Thank you for sharing this video and showing how even a seemingly small amount of maintenance can make a huge difference.
This video just appeared at the perfect time. I was struggling with charging issue for many months. Cleaned up the port its perfect now.
My phone wasn't charging properly so I used a safety pin to clean it out and now works like a charm! Great video
Anyone else checking their phone while watching this??? 😅😅😅
yup , then i realise i have a phone case 😅
I checked it to see if I could start judging the phone owners.
@@daniellove162 so , can you ? :p
@@nobody4925 - I keep it pretty clean so I can keep it for at least 4 years. 1.5 more years to go.
@@daniellove162 you're just like me , i had my last phone for 4 years but had to change it because it was on Android 7 and would not upgrade , otherwise i would still have it
Thank you very much, Julius. You have provided useful information in this video. Just for comparison,
my refurbished phone (iPhone 8) purchased through Walmart, came to me as clean as your "after cleaning" example.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching! ;)
Interdental brushes work really well
I LOVE EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU!!! YOU CAN CHANGE THIS WORLD FOR THE BETTER!!! YOU WILL THINK THAT YOU ARE ALONE BUT THIS ENDEAVOR IS NOT SOMETHING THAT EVERYONE IS READY FOR SO JUST WAIT UNTIL THEY'RE READY AND ACCEPT THEIR HELP WHEN ITS OFFERED! :)
Very satisfying just like all the cyst or tonsil stone removal videos 😎👍🏻
I'll take it as a compliment 😁
@@PhoneFixCraft It’s meant as such 😀👍🏻
This makes me want to get a toothpick and clean my phone
So , you did it ? 🤔
@@nobody4925 haha I actually did! Thankfully my phone wasn't as mucky as the one in the video ^^
@@ItsMePhoebe Good job Phoebe 😃
careful w/ toothpick, they’re usually a bit blunted so sometimes require more pressure for same results. My accidentally damage phone. :)
This is amazing! It's giving the blackhead/pore cleaning video vibe. Super satisfying watching all the gunk be pulled out!
Do the chunky variety of phone cases help keep them clean?
*me suddenly wanting to clean my phone with a toothpick*
My Google pixel also had the same problem. The charging port doesn't work at all. I became frustrated and decided to change the phone because I didn't know it was the dust and lint that caused the issue. But after cleaning it works smoothly 😃
Сам то хоть моешься иногда?
I would never let my phone get that nasty. Now granted I’m lucky enough not to have a dirty job. But still cases with flaps are a thing.
in my "dirty" job i put my phone with its case on into a ziploc bag. it kind of sucks because face id doesn't really work through it but id rather put in my password than have to clean my phone every single day.
Flap cases are annoying to use though.
@@Fans.of.Darth.Vaders.Empire yeah and bulky, but then again if your working a job that gets that dirty you probably have Safety glasses in steel toe boots on and those are annoying to but if I’m bringing my thousand dollar computer with me to work basically I would rather have to open the flap to charge it then have it look like that and wonder why in six months it doesn’t work or charge and go back to the store saying the phones a piece of crap
Get a microscope I bet your opinion of your phone will change
@The Tech Librarian your phone is dirty
This has the same gratifying feelings as watching ear wax removal for me
Me too its quite satisfying to watch the phones being picked clean
these cleaning videos are satisfying
I like outdoor activity with my phone, but not as dirty as yours. Your phone must be working really hard 👍👍
"People have bigger problems Than their phones."
this guy
Damn that's an extremely dirty phone he has there 😳
😁
How do people get their phones so dirty?! I've never had a phone get that dirty with skin/dust/lint, with the exception of the charging port where I can use a pin and quickly clean it out once a year. Even when I worked in the oilsands it didn't get that bad.
Man, I work in mechanical , I'm still trying to wrap my head around this😂
When I make cuts on the tablesaw without dust collection (such as dados or narrow cuts), I find the blade sends all the dust straight into my pocket. However, it's dry dust so it usually shakes out of the phone.
Might depend on how often you replace your phone. Some people don't replace them until they're dead or aren't compatible with cell services any more simply because cost is a factor. On the other hand, if you trade your phones in every 1-2 years it never gets the chance to get that grungy in the first place with normal use.
Cause you never looked at it carefully enough. Trust me. Everyone's phone is like this, whether it is deeper inside doesn't matter
Maybe this one already 10 years old phone, no cover, no case 🤣
Just use blu-tack for everything except charging port. Works wonders
This is insanely satisfying
I am convinced people store their phones in like a greasy bag somewhere, all the phones I've owned have never ended up like this.
Only legends know it's re uploaded
idc how it got dirty, like maybe he just works at construction or somewhere where it’s dirty all the time. Im just happy to see a nice cleaning process
This work looks so satisfying
I've never been so unsatisfied with the results of a cleaning video like this...
Insider,
To be honest, I would've never thought about making a UA-cam video like this. I think this is absolutely genius. And, I would've never thought about making a tick-tock page showing people how to deep clean dirty iPhones either. Genius, I say. I say, I say… Genius! :-)
Certainly genius and I find this video oddly satisfying to watch
@@ma2i485 Ahaat!
This was very satisfying to watch 🙂
This is the most satisfying thing I’ve ever seen
he also helps prevent these devices ending up in landfill so well done all round
For me, the charging port and mute switch is the number one dirt/dust magnet. Probably cause I use the mute switch multiple times every day because of classes and work
So just to be clear, it's safe for the phone's internal hardware to put alcohol on the speaker and microphone grills?
It's quite safe, but like in every job, things might sometimes go wrong. It's not too scary for me as we are a repair shop, and if something goes wrong, we will fix it. This option is not usually available in DIY situations. So if you're to use alcohol on the speaker or mic grilles, use as little as possible and only add more if smaller amount doesn't cut it.
I usualy use an electric toothbrush with a head I only use for this. Works perfectly
Extremely satisfying 🥰❤️
How do you get your phone that dirty?
Ikr
I'm a contractor and my pockets get all kinds of stuff in there. I use a sewing needle to clean the charging port. It works pretty well. 👍
Tip if you want less dust in your charging port. Put the phone upside down (with charging port up) into your pocket.
Plus it makes it easier to access
This is so satisfying to watch
My phone which is still so clean : who are these people?
For those who are worried, yes, it does not need to be done in such agressive matter BUT it also does not damage the phone as much
Zooming this close makes these tiny dust bunnies look massive.
Indeed. They don't look this bad to the naked eye :)
To those saying this video is fake, staged and/or the owner is disgusting etc: I really doubt the owner is that nasty, they could've had someone use the phone for years or months like normal but then have them not clean it out.
True but if that was my phone i would atleast try to take some of the dirt out with somekind of needle and if the problem is still the same then i would take it to some professionals
I had my phone for 4 years, never cleaned it before and I couldn't find any dust
ugh............. watching this before my breakfast just saves my energy of preparing one.
Do iPhones come with the hook to clean the ports?
I’m looking at my phone that I’ve had for 4 years. It’s SUPER clean compared to what I’m seeing on this video. How the heck does that happen?
How can the cases get this dirty? I’m not judging just asking as I want to avoid getting my case dirty. I’ve had mine for over 2 years. I try be as easy as possible but I have lotion on my hands most of the time. Also while working out in my yard I’ve have to put them away because the buds won’t stay in my ears. I just had to get Apple to replace both my earbuds because they quit charging. She commented that I kept them very clean. I didn’t think anything of that comment until seeing this. I’ve never cleaned my ports/speakers/holes out, ever.
Omg, what you need to do to have such a dirty phone😱😱😱🤔
how is using metal device in the charging port a good idea?
Thanks. Got my ear piece working now.
Watching this is the visual equivalent of getting your ears cleaned. Absolutely disgusting but absolutely satisfying at the same time.
Me: Looking at my charger port and speaker as he cleans the phone.
Fun fact: You checked your phone openings while watching this video
What is the tool that you are using?
its damn crazy
also what camera and lens you using?
can you show your setup please
Is it just me, or it looks so satisfying to me
Ive used my phone for almost 5 years and it has never got dirty like even the slightest. I'm not sure from where so much dirt comes in everyone's phones.
@Albus Dumbledore woah 😳
Another tip to help avoid nastiness - always use speakerphone when on a call. No crud🎉
Yes if you're alone. Don't do that in public though lol! There is nothing more annoying and dorky, to talk on speaker phone in public!
Even better... Bluetooth headset 👍
i dont understand how your phone can get THAT dirty. I clean my 12 pro max off once a month, and its mainly just junk in the speaker grilles. take care of your things and they will last a long time!
There is ways to get it much cleaner. I strongly recommend not use a metal pic but a plastic to avoid risking shorting out the charging port. Then 90% rubbing alcohol with some cu tips ect. You can even rap the point with cotton or a thin alchol pad to clean even better. Neat video it gets you started. Blowing these ports out once or twice a week avoids all of this for the most part.
Man, I thought my charger was seriously damaged, then I watched this, decided to jam a pair of tweezers and an exacto knife in there to clean some crud out. Now it is significantly easier to charge
Thanks bro
Never once has any of my Apple devices been dirty like this, am I just a cleaner person then I think?
This must be some dirty people. Nothing I've ever owned has gotten that dirty besides a vacuum cleaner
Disgusting yet satisfying at the same time. Also, my iPhone never gets like this. Plus I use a phone pouch, which protects against dirt and such.
Watching this makes me feel refreshingly good.
Such a relaxing video.
I am just seriously wondering how that phone got THAT dirty
Most phones doesn’t get that dirty : /
Some of them deposited dust voluntarily
Wow! You pulled a bunny rabbit out of the charging port!!! Satisfying to watch.
So satisfying 😮💨
This was gross but very interesting.😌
My phone never gets that dirty even after 3~4 years of use. Some people are just dirty pretending to be clean..