The Apple Watch can be an invaluable purchase. Apple’s aesthetically pleasing smartwatch seamlessly connects with iOS devices so you can receive texts, take calls and monitor your health. If you’re using your watch even half as often as your iPhone, you’re probably reaching for it multiple times a day. That means multiple opportunities to cover it with illness-causing germs. Guess what? That means it’s one of the grossest things you’re touching each day.
When was the last time you cleaned — and I mean really cleaned — your Apple Watch?
You likely already know that it’s important to clean your iPhone regularly. Keeping your screen free of smudges is as natural as breathing air. And when you take the time to disinfect it (if you ever do) you’re killing harmful bacteria and keeping your phone looking as pristine as possible.
Just like your iPhone, your Apple Watch can be…
