Turn off the device, remove the battery and use a small amount of rubbing alcohol or contact cleaner to clean inside the port very carefully. Use a piece of paper dipped in alcohol â do not spray or dump any liquid into the port itself. You also might be using the wrong charger.urn off the device, remove the battery and use a small amount of rubbing alcohol or contact cleaner to clean inside the port very carefully. Use a piece of paper dipped in alcohol â do not spray or dump any liquid into the port itself. You also might be using the wrong charger.
Last updated: February 12th 2017. Valentineâs Day is celebrated each year on February 14th (2-14, the number of wishes is not a coincidence!) and it is common for people to share and exchange romantic gifts, cards, flowers and chocolates.
But hold up, you're not out of the woods quite yet; well, at least if you're in Japan. For most of us in the West, Valentine's Day ends on February 15, but in Japan it's not quite over until March 15. March 14 â exactly one month after Valentine's Day â is White Day in Japan. Valentine's Day In Japan To really understand what White Day is all about, you have to understand what Valentine's Day in Japan is like.