Spiffing up your smart speaker isn’t as simple as busting out your regular spring cleaning supplies.
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From sticky fingerprints to flying food, smart speakers and displays can accumulate a fair amount of dirt and grime since they’re usually placed in high-traffic areas like the kitchen or entryway. And with coronavirus at the top of mind for many Americans,Spiffing up your smart speaker isn’t as simple as busting out your regularUnplug the speaker from the wall before you start cleaning.After cleaning, let the speaker fully air dry before plugging it back in.
Keeping these tips in mind, here’s how to clean your Google Home, Amazon Echo, or Apple HomePod speaker.Amazon recommends a cleaning mix of water and rubbing alcohol to clean Echo speakers.. Make sure to wring out the rag before cleaning so that it’s damp—not sopping wet. Then carefully wipe down the speaker completely.This cleaning solution, recommended by Amazon, should be enough to wipe away grease, caked-on food, dust, and other particles left behind on your speaker.
It's best to use a dry cloth to clean Apple HomePod speakers, but it's OK to use a damp cloth when necessary, per Apple., Apple says it's OK to use 70% isopropyl alcohol wipes or Clorox wipes for sanitization purposes. Remember, these items should only be used to wipe the top surface of your HomePod and not the mesh fabric portion.these days due to the coronavirus pandemic, a clean, dry cloth will work just fine to spruce up the surface of your speaker in most cases.
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