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Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: The blue stuff around the battery is battery crud (scientific terminology) from the battery acid. You go in the house and take the baking soda box and a spoon out to it. Mix the soda with water in a pan, and using the spoon, spread it around the blue stuff, and generally, just all over the battery and nearby. You will see it react and bubble up. Use a lot of the soda and water, and when you think you have got it all, take the hose and rinse it off. It'll look a lot better afterwards.
Ala Sweileh is a phone expert. He said, A phone is like a car. When it's full, you don't keep putting gas in it. When it's empty, that's when you put gas in it.. So when there's too much juice in the battery, it can get really hot, and in some cases, start to smoke. Experts say you need to know when to give it a rest. Some people say oh my phone doesn't last. Well, if you are playing candy crush 24/7, your WiFi is on, your GPS is on, said Sweileh. So be careful about leaving it in your car or near your bed. Stines said, I like my face.