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How to clean a Logitech mouse: power off and never spray it directly

Logitech advises unplugging, powering off and removing replaceable batteries before wiping a mouse with a slightly damp lint-free cloth. Never spray liquid onto the device or immerse it.

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Fingerprints and dust on a Logitech mouse usually call for gentle wiping rather than aggressive cleaners. Logitech's official device-cleaning guide emphasizes disconnection, minimal moisture and avoiding solvents. Follow any model-specific finish or waterproof instructions first.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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Unplug a wired mouse and switch off a wireless mouse. Remove any user-replaceable batteries before cleaning.
Wait 5–10 seconds after powering off, as Logitech advises. Do not force buttons or dismantle components while cleaning.
Gently remove loose dust with a soft dry cloth. Take care not to scratch the optical sensor window or seams.
Lightly dampen a soft lint-free cloth with tap water, then wipe the shell and buttons. Never spray water or cleaner directly onto the mouse.
Avoid bleach, acetone, strong solvents and abrasives. Keep any moisture out of buttons, seams and ports; never immerse the device.
Remove remaining moisture with a dry cloth, allow to dry fully, then reconnect batteries, power or cable. If moisture entered or it malfunctions, stop using it and contact support.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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