IT guy here, this is why I advocate for every IT technicians desk should have a box of nitrile gloves....

Clean everything your hands touch. Doorknobs,steering wheels, handrails, but also things like the part of the door that you push to open it or close it, the wall you unconsciously lean against.

Hygiene aside, dead skin builds up.

This seems like a “take a shower” vs clean your electronics

I fix people's stuff at a repair cafe, and it baffles me people don't clean electronics before knowingly giving them to someone else to work on them.

Yet nothing beats "kitchen PCs" I had to work with in college. It's exactly how you imagine a PC would look like in a back of a college cafeteria.

No. The human gunk adds longevity to the machine spirit within.

How did they skid mark their controller 🤮

They need to discover coasters too, by the puffy look of that compressed board desktop..

I have sweaty hands, so controllers get like this if I don't clean them. Difference is that I do clean them, it's not hard. And I wash my hands more often and thoroughly than the vast majority of people and this still happens. A tip for all buttons, especially the sticks, triggers and bumpers is to hold the controller with whatever you're cleaning pointing down so any possible buildup falls out instead of into the controller.

This can also be mitigated by washing your fucking hands.

Let's be honest, people that afford PS5 are scalpers. I do not expect hygiene from pad🎮 gamers.
My scene diys mixboxes🔘 or sticks🕹️, and self-maintaince their gear.