Protect Yourself & Your Family With This Phone Sanitizer. PhoneSoap's products, which kill germs on phones by bathing them in UV light, haven't been tested against COVID-19. Apparently its OK to use Clorox disinfecting wipes and 70% isopropyl alcohol on Apple devices. Heres Where to Find KN95 Masks for Travel, From Game of Thrones to Seinfeld, Get Box Sets of Your Favorite Shows for 60% Off, Emma Chamberlain Used a $7 Walmart Brush to Prep Her Met Gala Look, Where to Buy Last-Minute Lakers vs. Warriors Tickets Online, Meet the Racket Sport Taking Over America (and the Businessman Trying to Make It Happen), This MasterClass Deal Gets You 35% Off a Subscription Ahead of Mother's Day, How to Score Last-Minute Tickets to the F1 Miami Grand Prix This Year, New Jeans, Rina Sawayama, Saweetie Among Gold House A100 Honorees, Newsmax Accuses Murdochs of Designing a New-World-Order Globalist Kill List Against Tucker Carlson, DeSantis' Disney Board Will Countersue the Mouse, 'Redfall' is a Decent Looter Shooter With an Identity Crisis. Despite being on hand all the time, smartphones arent the easiest objects to clean. (Some experts also say warm, soapy water is fine, too.) Say hello at [email protected]. It's worth noting that PhoneSoap has not been tested against COVID-19 yet, so there's no evidence to show that it kills the virus itself. In an interview with the CBC, he said, We think the amount of UV you need is about 20,000 joules per meter squared and you probably arent going to get that in your hand-held device.". Or your clothes? The idea has resonated well with smartphone owners who are scrambling to keep themselves safe from the pandemic. Updated on 4/12/21 by Lisa Eadicicco: This story was originally published on 3/12/20 and has been updated to include more details on the differences between PhoneSoap models. Should you invest in a UV light sanitizer from PhoneSoap? Sanitization(Opens in a new window) reduces the number of germs on a surface. This does not drive our decision as to whether or not a product is featured or recommended. How Apple can (and should) save the iPhone SE 4, Motorolas ThinkPhone is the coolest phone of CES 2023 but you cant buy it, Surprisingly, the iPhone 14 Pro cant win this epic camera shootout. PhoneSoap is a simple solution to keep harmful bacteria from spreading not only from your phone to you but from you to others as well. Can a UV-based phone sanitizer kill the coronavirus? According to the FDA, a strong source of UV light could help reduce harmful germs and bacteria on surfaces (think everything from furniture to bedding) and help disinfect high-touch items, like your cell phone, wallet and keys. AirTag vs. Tile: Which Bluetooth Tracker Should You Choose? But between the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, bathroom breaks that are better with Instagram, and all the questionable surfaces we leave our phones on, theres really no way to avoid germs. But you should make sure moisture doesnt get into any openings, and keep in mind that excessive wiping may still damage its oleophobic coating, which prevents oils on your fingerprints from sticking to the surface.

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