Another serious but rarer condition among young people is dilated cardiomyopathy, in which the heart is enlarged but the walls are thin. This is the condition that Leonard had, WOOD reported. In adults, it's the No. 1 reason people get defibrillators implanted, Gilliam said.
Cleaning the Electronic Device. After the batteries are removed, you will need to clean the corrosion from the device in question. Do this with the cotton swabs or toothbrush dipped in vinegar or lemon juice.The acid from these will help dissolve the corrosion from the device. Scrub with the swap or toothbrush to remove as much corrosion as possible.leaning the Electronic Device. After the batteries are removed, you will need to clean the corrosion from the device in question. Do this with the cotton swabs or toothbrush dipped in vinegar or lemon juice.
Step 4: Sand It Down. Use a light grit sand paper, emery board or wire bristled brush in order to remove any of the corrosion that is left on the contacts. Don't be too destructive with these tools, as you can inadvertently cause damage instead of fixing it.se the toothbrush to pre-clean the area with the corrosion. Take care to work in a protected area, such as over a sink, garbage can or over some old newspaper. Use the protective gloves (latex are fine) to keep from coming in direct contact with the corrosion.