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Mould on Headset

  • 17-04-2012 4:00pm
    #1
    RHJ
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  • #2
    danjo-xx
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    If the pads are removable then I would soak them for 10-15 minutes in say a 50/50 water bleach solution, let dry and repeat if necessary.

    If not removable then you could try using the same solution with a cloth but don't have it dripping wet and dab it on the pads and repeat as necessary.

    Afterwards drill some holes in the cabinet to allow ventilation:)


  • #3
    Francie Barrett
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    If you're using bleach, make sure you rinse a few times afterwards as bleach is an irritant to human skin.


  • #4
    coylemj
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    Mild detergent is usually the only approved method of cleaning that type of kit. However when you've finished cleaning them, you might consider sloshing them around in a weak solution of a disenfectant like Savlon for hygiene purposes and then rinsing them thoroughly but I don't like the sound of a household bleach.

    And don't store them in a drawer or cabinet, leave them somewhere where there is some kind of air flow.


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