8. Notebook

I don't know if anyone has ever wiped a laptop with alcohol wipes, but I have, and I suffered very serious consequences as a result. I advise everyone not to follow in my footsteps!

First, there's the screen. Those in the know understand that there's a glare layer on laptop screens. Alcohol, as an organic solvent, can dissolve or damage this coating, leading to a decrease in screen display quality and problems such as blurriness and glare.

Then there's the casing. Laptop casings are usually made of either plastic or metal composite materials, or they have a coating or skin-like film. Regardless of the type, they will react with alcohol. Small amounts may go unnoticed, but large amounts will cause the casing surface to discolor or become rough.

Note: There is a risk of alcohol seeping into internal components when wiping a laptop. If it seeps into the laptop through the gaps in the keyboard, it may corrode internal components or cause short circuits, key failures, or sluggish touchpad operation. It is recommended to wipe with a soft cotton cloth.