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How to Clean a Chromebook Case?

Published in Chromebook Case Cleaning 3 mins read

Cleaning your Chromebook case is easy and helps maintain its appearance and protect your device. The best method depends on the material of your case.

Cleaning Different Chromebook Case Materials

  • Hard Shell Cases (Plastic, etc.): For most hard shell cases, a simple wipe-down is sufficient. Use a slightly damp, microfiber cloth with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could scratch the surface. Thoroughly dry the case afterward. For stubborn marks, try a little rubbing alcohol on a clean cloth.

  • Soft Cases (Neoprene, Fabric, etc.): These are more delicate. Spot clean stains with a mild detergent and warm water. Gently rub the affected area, then rinse with clean water and allow it to air dry completely. Avoid submerging the case. For heavily soiled areas, a soft brush can help. A video demonstrating this process for a Chromebook case can be found here: How to safely remove a Chromebook case and clean your ... - YouTube. Another user suggests that stains on fabric cases can be cleaned with a mild detergent. Chromebook Duet - How does the case/ fabric hold up? : r/chromeos

  • Specific Stains: For paint, ink, or other difficult stains, you may need a specialized cleaner depending on the stain type and the case material. Always test any cleaner in an inconspicuous area first. For example, a video on cleaning a Chromebook (and implied case cleaning) is available here: How to Clean your Chromebook and Case - YouTube.

General Cleaning Tips

  • Always power down your Chromebook before cleaning the case to avoid any electrical hazards.
  • Remove the Chromebook from the case before cleaning, if possible, for easier access to all areas and thorough cleaning. See the YouTube video How to safely remove a Chromebook case and clean your ... - YouTube for guidance on removing different case types.
  • Use a microfiber cloth: These are soft and gentle on most surfaces, helping to prevent scratches.
  • Avoid excessive moisture: Don't soak the case or use overly wet cloths. Excess moisture can damage electronics or the case material.
  • Air dry: Let the case air dry completely before putting your Chromebook back inside.

Remember to always refer to the manufacturer's cleaning instructions for your specific Chromebook case for optimal results.

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