Inspect
Check the housing, controls, safety features, charging port, keychain, pouch, cable, battery area, and expiration information.
Keep your MagiUSA products clean, organized, charged, inspected, and stored according to their instructions. Good care supports product life, safer handling, and reliable everyday use.
A repeatable care routine makes it easier to notice wear, damage, low battery levels, or replacement needs before they become a problem.
Check the housing, controls, safety features, charging port, keychain, pouch, cable, battery area, and expiration information.
Remove dust and surface residue with a soft dry cloth. Keep liquids away from ports, switches, openings, and aerosol nozzles.
Recharge or replace batteries only as directed. Use compatible charging equipment and stop if anything overheats.
Keep products in a clean, dry, secure location away from children, moisture, direct sunlight, extreme heat, and accidental activation.
Remove expired, leaking, swollen, corroded, cracked, or unreliable products from service and follow local disposal requirements.
Review the packaging and instructions for your exact model. The guidance below is intentionally general.
Most everyday product care should be simple. Aggressive cleaners, soaking, and disassembly can create damage instead of preventing it.
Before cleaning, place all controls in the off or safe position and disconnect charging equipment.
Remove dust, fingerprints, and surface residue without applying excessive pressure to controls or safety mechanisms.
When the product instructions allow it, use a lightly dampened cloth on exterior surfaces only and dry the surface immediately.
Do not open sealed housings, modify controls, puncture aerosols, or attempt internal repairs unless the manufacturer instructs you to do so.
Battery-powered products require compatible equipment, suitable charging conditions, and regular inspection.
Use the cable, adapter, voltage, and power source identified for the product. A connector fitting does not guarantee compatibility.
Use a dry, ventilated location away from bedding, paper, liquids, direct sunlight, heaters, and flammable materials.
Follow the product instructions and disconnect the product when charging is complete.
Replace cables or adapters with exposed wires, loose connectors, bent plugs, unusual heat, or visible damage.
Stop charging and using a product that swells, leaks, cracks, overheats, smells unusual, or behaves unpredictably.
Follow local battery-recycling or hazardous-waste requirements. Do not place damaged lithium batteries in ordinary household waste.
Good storage reduces accidental activation, heat exposure, moisture damage, loss, and unauthorized access.
Avoid water, humidity, heaters, direct sunlight, open flame, and prolonged exposure to extreme vehicle temperatures.
Keep products away from children, guests, passengers, and anyone who is not authorized to handle them.
Use a consistent drawer, pouch, shelf, purse pocket, backpack compartment, or other protected location.
Review stored products periodically for charge level, expiration date, corrosion, leakage, swelling, and damage.
Vehicle interiors can reach temperatures that damage batteries, aerosols, plastics, and adhesives. Follow the storage limits for your exact product and avoid leaving heat-sensitive products in extreme conditions.
Do not continue carrying or charging a product that may no longer be safe or reliable.
Remove the product from use and follow its label and local disposal guidance.
Stop charging and using the product. Move away if the condition is worsening.
Do not tape over structural damage and continue carrying the product.
Stop use when switches, buttons, locks, pins, or caps operate unpredictably.
Do not charge through loose, exposed, overheated, or visibly damaged equipment.
Replace products that are expired or cannot be inspected with confidence.
Inspect products before first use, after drops or impacts, before travel, and periodically as part of your routine. Follow any schedule stated in the instructions for your exact model.
Do not assume a cleaner is compatible. Use a soft dry cloth unless the product instructions specifically allow another method. Keep liquids away from ports, openings, controls, contacts, and aerosol nozzles.
A connector fitting physically does not confirm electrical compatibility. Use the cable, adapter, voltage, and charging method identified for the product.
Prolonged heat can damage batteries, aerosols, plastics, seals, and adhesives. Follow the storage-temperature guidance for your exact product.
Do not open sealed housings, modify controls, puncture aerosols, or attempt internal repairs unless the manufacturer provides a specific repair procedure.
Remove it from regular use and follow local disposal or recycling requirements. Aerosols and lithium batteries may require special handling.
Inspect every included product separately, keep items organized, recharge or replace batteries as needed, and replace expired, leaking, damaged, or unreliable components.
Visit the product page, retain the packaging and manual, or contact MagiUSA support with the model and order information.