Alcohol type mists dry relatively quickly, so you'll want to pay attention to where you've cleaned to ensure you get it thoroughly sanitized.Wash your hands before getting started.The Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 and some other similar controllers have a soft coating on them too, and you can feel it to the touch if you do a side-by-side with a standard, non-coated controller. The standard, basic Xbox controllers have no coating on them whatsoever, but some of the limited edition ones have intricate painted designs. We spoke to a few people at Microsoft to get some information on how best, and how best NOT to clean your controllers. It can smell quite strong too in some cases, so if you're not used to using those types of solutions, be sure to make sure you're in a well-ventilated space, with a window open for example. If you can't find the pre-moistened wipes due to stock shortages, grabbing some rubbing alcohol or solution and dabbing it into a cloth is another option, just ensure to keep the chemicals away from younglings. There are also plenty of other similar options if these aren't in stock, such as the VEO Active spray we've linked up here (opens in new tab). All you need is regular isopropyl or 70 percent alcohol cleaning wipes, such as Clorox and Lysol. Cleaning spray: VEO Active-Priobiotics Spray (opens in new tab)Īgain, cleaning tech and making it free of bacteria is easy and straight forward.Cleaning wipes: Isopropyl/70 percent Alcohol wipes (opens in new tab).

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