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The question discusses the purification of electronic devices from impurities such as urine or blood, and the concern that using water may damage these devices. It also mentions the practice of wiping with a damp cloth and questions its effectiveness. [AR_ID:5927]
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Peace be upon you. The method mentioned for purifying electronic devices is not sufficient. As for other items that you are unsure have come into contact with those devices, they are considered pure unless you have certainty otherwise. In cases of doubt, you can assume they are pure. This ruling is consistent with that of Ayatollah Khoei. May you be successful in all good.
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