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De-stinkifying headphones?
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| kadomony |
Anyone have any tips?
Mine are starting to smell musty like head grease and such. |
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| Constantin |
| What material are they made of and which parts stink ? |
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| meriter |
| rinse them in dog water |
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| kadomony |
akg k701's
foam with velour fabric |
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| kadomony |
lol gonna try a long soak in dog water then final wash in dishwasher.
ill check out the febreeze. just dont want it gettin inside. a few light mists should do, i suppose. |
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| djsaekone |
| rubbing alcohol |
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| Raphie |
| you can replace the pads (or wash them)they come off |
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| kadomony |
| quote: | Originally posted by Raphie
you can replace the pads (or wash them)they come off |
oh didnt even realize that! i thought they did before but was afraid of ripping them. popped right off.
this'll make it much easier. thanks! |
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| ReclusNdangrmnt |
| I have AKG K240s with earpads that do get the stank after awhile. In the past I would take the pads off, fill a sink with hot water, add a little bit of laundry soap, and drop in the pads...A light scrub also helps. Then I squeeze the excess water out and set them to dry in the sun. |
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| Constantin |
| 1st try a professional cleaning product or some alcohol based solution, if that doesn't work try with gasoline, ye gasoline, put away fire sources when u'r doing this, then wash the gasoline smell with an ordinary cleaning solution. If you use very often your headphones try to wash your hair/head daily to keep your cans clean. |
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