How to keep over the ear headphones clean ?

[max2]

Like from cat hair for example?

 

[HBen]

not sure if this is a serious question but I'll try to answer as serious as possible:

a combination of these measures should yield positive results:
- putting the headphones in a box or under a cover when not using
- vacuum and clean as often as possible
- don't let the cats into the room you use your headphones in
- send the cats outside (if possible)
- if all fails then dedusting - for example with a piece of cotton - might be your only option

 

[max2]

not sure if this is a serious question but I'll try to answer as serious as possible:

a combination of these measures should yield positive results:
- putting the headphones in a box or under a cover when not using
- vacuum and clean as often as possible
- don't let the cats into the room you use your headphones in
- send the cats outside (if possible)
- if all fails then dedusting - for example with a piece of cotton - might be your only option

Thanks so a powerful vacuum cleaner won't hurt over the ear headphones ?

 

[HBen]

by vacuum cleaning I meant cleaning the floor - not the headphones
make sure there is as little dust around the house/room - like this there will also be less dust on your headphones (and everything else)

to clean the headphones I use a piece of cotton - I personally would't use a vacuum cleaner on them

 

[max2]

by vacuum cleaning I meant cleaning the floor - not the headphones
make sure there is as little dust around the house/room - like this there will also be less dust on your headphones (and everything else)

to clean the headphones I use a piece of cotton - I personally would't use a vacuum cleaner on them

Thanks sorry for the misunderstanding.

So with the piece of cotton should it be wet or anything?

 

[Dulalala]

Assuming your pads are velour, since your issue is with cat hair, I would remove the pads and either use one of those smaller vacuum to remove the hair or just wash them every once in a while.

 

[HBen]

I usually use a slightly moist cotton towel if it really needs dedusting and for the pads those sticky rollers you use for removing fluff from your clothes. Works really well.
Generally I guess best is just keeping them away from dust, thats why I keep headphones like my HE1000 in a box whenever I don't use it.