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11 de May de 2026 at 09:49 #400
LiamWParticipantBought a ClairLite to zap phones, keyboards and the odd bathroom handle. It’s small and handy, but not sure how much good it really does. Anyone use one regularly and notice a real difference or is it mostly for peace of mind? Depends what you need it for, I guess.
11 de May de 2026 at 15:32 #448
Luis_A91MemberBought one as well and the size/quietness actually means I use it instead of letting it sit in a closet. My phone and keyboard feel less gunky after a couple of short runs, so I keep it for quick touch-ups rather than full cleans.
11 de May de 2026 at 16:00 #453
MarkD87MemberNot totally convinced it’s anything more than peace of mind, to be honest. Maybe rooms feel a bit less musty after a run, but I still wipe things down.
11 de May de 2026 at 16:00 #454
RyanTParticipantI’ve had a ClairLite for a month and zap phones/keyboards a few times a week. Feels like decent peace of mind and things do smell fresher after a run, though I still wipe off any visible gunk. Compact and the remote/timer actually make it annoyingly easy to use.
11 de May de 2026 at 16:41 #470
Mike89ParticipantPicked one up too. I mainly zap my gym bag and the TV remote, things smell a bit fresher afterward so maybe it helps. Not totally sure it’s nuking every germ but it gives me peace of mind.
11 de May de 2026 at 17:31 #477
SarahMParticipantI’ve got one and zap towels and stuffed toys now and then. They do smell cleaner after a cycle, but I wouldn’t skip an actual wash. Handy for quick touch-ups, though I’m skeptical about the bigger claims.
11 de May de 2026 at 17:56 #482
Dani MoonMemberI think it’s overkill for phones and keyboards. Maybe a quick alcohol wipe is faster and actually removes the grime, so the lamp feels mostly like peace of mind to me.
11 de May de 2026 at 18:23 #487
LiamWParticipantThanks for the thoughts. I kept the ClairLite and use it occasionally, but I think it’s more peace of mind than a real substitute for a proper clean. Maybe it helps a bit with smells, but not totally sure it’s worth the price.
11 de May de 2026 at 18:34 #489
no_sleepParticipantNot just peace of mind. I run mine in the spare room after guests and the place actually smells fresher, and I notice fewer sneezes there. Kept it.
16 de July de 2026 at 06:46 #5284T_Holloway
MemberI’d want to see some actual test results before I’d call it a must-have for phones. A quick wipe is probably doing more. But if it makes the room smell less stale, I guess that’s something.
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