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Just the usual: sticking stuff like posters and cards to the wall or fridge (no magnet required!). I’ve only just tried it on the phone for the first time. I had an idea that it *might* work so I

That’s amazing. That’s what I am going to order. Thanks for that additional info, Otto. Much appreciated. Just for fun: what other uses have you found for White Tack? Bob ——— “They say the

I’ve just tried White Tack on my iPhone XS. If you push it against the speaker holes, it goes in and any dirt sticks to it; pull it away and the dirt comes with it, without leaving any behind that I

The White Tack and Blue Tack are indeed available on Amazon; after watching the video for WhiteTack, I wonder if one managed to stick it in that tiny speaker orifice, could you get it back out again??

Well, problem solved on his computer…and thanks again for all the input and suggestions from this group. He took a deep breath and starting working through that very long list of troubleshooting

I meant to add that I have some Uhu White Tack.

There’s a section on similar products in the Wikipedia article, which is why I included the link. Otto

Surely BluTack must exist outside the UK. But I have not been able to find it in physical shops on the European mainland and in Africa to date. But it does exist on Amazon Germany (another thing to

Ben, correct. One is not a replace for the other, but both will get you to similar destinations. One involve more time and human intervention. Brent

How about Blu Tack? I don’t know if you have that particular product over there, but there must be something similar. <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu_Tack

I disagree. If you have a full Time Machine backup of the computer with nothing excluded on a reliable drive, you can safely boot to Recovery, erase your internal drive, reinstall macOS, and restore

Would’t work, The speakers holes are so tiny and so placed that it would be impossible to focus the suction of a vacuum on them. We need the reverse of compress air in a can :-) Bob ———

Thanks, Brent. Then I guess we are not going to do a clean install and…nope, it’s not a heat issue. Bob ——— “They say the Lord answers all our prayers, it’s just that sometimes he

Bob, Time Machine is an incremental back up. Migration Assistant us the mechanism that takes those increments and moves the latest pieces over. A clone is a whole, “snapshot” back up. So, my guess

Scroll down farther and graphics with links can be opened. Brent On my iPhone Xr

Ah! I see the problem. He doesn’t have the patience to troubleshoot and fix the problem. They he needs to either take it to a shop or buy a new one. Just like if it was a car. There is no snap your

Hello Bob, It's not an issue. I was just curious why it happened as it was the first time I have ever seen a "webloc" extension. I don't click on attachments in e-mail anyway, but I saved them to my

? This may sound crazy, but what about using a vacuum cleaner hose attachment to clean out all of the ports. I've never tried it, so I cant say if it would be successful. Just a thought. Marji

The liquid is provided for cleaning the Lightning port, not for drawing lint out of the speaker holes. For the holes, there are tiny bristles designed to fit in them and brush them out.

Thanks, Ben. Let’s see what other ideas folks suggest. I think the key to PurePort may be the liquid they place on the end of the tool. It looks like the lint, etc., stick to it when withdrawn. Bob