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21. It doesn't really matter whether your adapters are clean as long as they're not worn.

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jenyasd209 [6]2 years ago

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It doesn't really matter whether your adapters are clean as long as they're not worn is a true statement.

<h3>What is an adapter?</h3>

An adapter is said to be a kind of a physical device that gives room for a single hardware or electronic interface to be plugged in(accommodated without loss of function) to another hardware or electronic interface.

An adapter is known to be an electronic device tht is often used in regards to electrical connections.

Note that an adapter can work even if they are dirty. Hence, It doesn't really matter whether your adapters are clean as long as they're not worn is a true statement.

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