Have you ever tried changing the batteries of your remote and saw white powder on it?
It means the battery has corroded, which can damage your electronics.
The most common cause is leaving old batteries inside your remote or machine for a long period.
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Cleaning the corrosion from a leaking battery is simple.
No need to buy a newTV remote.
Do not use your bare hands as it can irritate your skin.
Remove the batteries, then tap out all the loose stuff.
Step 2:
Grab your Q-tip and dip it into the white vinegar.
Lightly dab it around the corrosion.
You will hear it sizzling as the vinegar reacts to it.
If there are tough parts, you’ve got the option to use a screwdriver.
Just see to it not to go very firm and do it carefully.
Use it to wipe the residue from the white vinegar.
