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Care is not only about making a product look clean. It also involves handling water safely around electronics, drying folds and seams properly, and recognising when a damaged item should be replaced rather than cleaned again.

Check the material and power source first

Switch the device off and disconnect the charging cable before attempting any cleaning. Look up the materials, the manufacturer’s washing instructions and any stated water-resistance rating. Battery doors, exposed contacts and charging ports are important: a device may look sealed without being suitable for immersion.

Do not confuse splash resistance with waterproof construction. An IPX4 rating refers to a level of splash protection, not permission for underwater use. When the maker’s instructions are unavailable, avoid soaking electronics and ask the retailer for the product-specific care guidance.

Clean according to construction, not generic internet tricks

Many non-electronic products can be washed gently using appropriate mild cleanser and water, but this is not a universal rule. Some soft formulations, coated materials and products with internal textures require more specific methods. Avoid harsh solvents, abrasive scrubbing, bleach, boiling water and strong disinfectants unless those methods are explicitly approved.

Clean removable components according to the instructions. Pay attention to grooves, seams and sleeves where residue can remain. If a product is designed with a non-removable electronic core, do not force parts apart just to make cleaning easier.

Dry thoroughly before putting anything away

Moisture trapped in folds, battery areas or storage containers can create problems even when the surface appears dry. Allow permitted components to air-dry completely on a clean surface before reassembling and storing. Do not return damp soft products to a sealed bag or tightly packed drawer.

Store items in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, very high temperatures and friction with unrelated objects. Keeping different materials in their own pouches can reduce staining, unwanted contact and damage.

Charging and battery care

For rechargeable products, use the supplied or manufacturer-approved charging accessories and follow the recommended charging instructions. Do not plug in a wet device. If a battery-powered item will be unused for a long period, check whether the instructions recommend removing disposable batteries.

Stop using or charging a product that becomes unusually hot, has exposed wiring, a swollen battery, a cracked housing or a damaged charging connection. Cleaning cannot repair electrical faults or restore a broken seal.

When replacement makes more sense

Surface cracks, persistent unexplained odours after correct cleaning, deterioration, repeated malfunction or damaged seals are reasons to stop using the item and seek advice. Retain your order information when requesting defect support.

You can browse Mate With You’s current products and read our warranty information. The recommended care for your exact item always takes priority over a general article.

Frequently asked questions

Can I boil my device to sterilise it?

Only if the manufacturer clearly approves boiling for that exact model. Do not boil an electronic device or an item with unknown material specifications.

Can I clean an IPX4-rated device underwater?

IPX4 indicates splash resistance under test conditions, not full immersion. Follow the specific instructions and keep sensitive openings dry.

Educational information only; check product instructions and consult a qualified professional about persistent irritation or medical concerns.