How to properly clean and sanitize your Surface Pro 3

Many healthcare organizations are now using the Surface Pro 3 for clinical work, according to WMPU. In such environments, it becomes important to regularly sanitize the touchscreen device to prevent the spread of viruses. To that end, the Surface team today released a guide to sanitizing Surface devices for use in clinical environments.

Users in healthcare settings can wipe their Surface Pro 3 with PDI Sani-Cloth Plus, CaviWipes, or Covidien Alcohol Prep Pads, all of which are disinfectant wipes, or with a cleaning cloth that has a concentration of isopropyl alcohol of less than 70 percent. in addition to this, Sodium Hypochlorite Medical Bleach Sterilization In addition, sodium hypochlorite medical bleach sanitizing wipes can also be used to fully sanitize Surface Pro 3, none of which will harm the device in any way.

Alcohol-based sanitizing solutions can also be used to clean the entire Surface Type Cover 3 keyboard cover, again without causing any harm. While the process may leave some cotton fibers in the crevices between the keyboard cover keys, they can all be wiped away by hand.

However, if you use Clorox Medical Bleach Sterilizing Wipes to wipe down the keyboard cover, you may discolor the Type Cover 3 keyboard cover, so we don't recommend that you clean and sanitize the Type Cover 3 in this way.

Users should note that they should not immerse their device in a sanitizing solution and should only use pre-moistened wipes or a clean cloth moistened with isopropyl alcohol to wipe their device.