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How do you clean the speaker holes?
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Join Date: May 2005
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While wiping my Powerbook clean earlier today, I noticed that some of the speaker holes have gunk in them. Is there a recommended way to clean out these holes? I've considered using a pin/needle but I'm scared I might scratch something.
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Admin Emeritus  Join Date: Oct 1999
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Silly putty -- no joke!
Just press it in a little bit (make sure it's not too soft) and the gunk will stick to it when you pull it off.
tooki
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Starting Line: 15" 1.25GHz Powerbook, iPod 5G 60GB, Nikon 3100, AMD 2200 & Intel P3 Winboxes
Honorably Retired: 12" 867MHz Powerbook, Quadra 610, Mac Plus, iPod 3G 20GB
Dishonorabe Discharge:HP AMD 2.4GHz notebook, Toshiba 1.5GHz Intel Pentium-M Centrino notebook
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I read this and looked around for silly putty, and I can't find it anywhere. Just one of those things that disappears when you actually need it.
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Admin Emeritus Join Date: Oct 1999
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Hm, I think it's still widely available in toy stores.
If not, go to an art supply store and buy a "kneaded eraser" -- it'll work about as well.
tooki
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