Worried about cleaning your Pixel Buds Pro 2 the wrong way? Here's the official word from Google on what you should do.

Google has released instructions on how to remove debris from the Pixel Buds Pro 2 if you’re experiencing unwanted noise or audio issues. It suggested that you use a toothbrush, micellar water, and a paper towel. The company warns against using Q-tips, alcohol, detergents, and sprays.

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The good news is that it's simple to solve. All you need is micellar water – you'll usually find it with the skincare and beauty products in a store – plus a paper towel and an extra soft toothbrush. Google advises against using detergent, sprays or alcohol.

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Over time, ear wax, dust, and dirt can get lodged in the mesh of your earbuds, negatively affecting the loudness and sound quality. This is why Google recommends you clean your Pixel Buds Pro 2 once every few months, especially the rear vent mesh.

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Google has recently provided a pretty thorough breakdown of how to clean a very specific portion of the Pixel Buds Pro 2: the often-overlooked "rear vent mesh." This isn't about cleaning the visible mesh around the 'G' logo;

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