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Dock connector cleaning

Stainless_Steel · 2011-12-27 13:12:42

Hi, There is a lot of dust and dirt in my iPhone dock connector port. Is it ok to use a Hoover to suck it out? Or any other recommendations?

27-12-2011 1:12pm

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Stainless_Steel

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Hi,

There is a lot of dust and dirt in my iPhone dock connector port.

Is it ok to use a Hoover to suck it out?

Or any other recommendations?

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#2 27-12-2011 1:17pm

shanec1928

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cotton buds?

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#3 27-12-2011 1:23pm

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Hoover is fine also. Have done it a few times. Probably not too advisable but I also use a needle and a steady hand.

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#4 27-12-2011 1:27pm

Stainless_Steel

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Cotton buds too big!

Thanks irish1967. I will give it a go. Have also tried a needle but afraid ill short something!

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#5 27-12-2011 1:55pm

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Yes, hoover is perfect

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