How to Clean Out Your Mac

Like a Windows computer, your Mac can get clumsy because of junk files stored on it. As spring is approaching, besides cleaning out your garage or basement, it's also the very time to clean out your old Mac by removing various kinds of junk files from it.

We have previously talked about how to fix a slow and sluggish Mac. Here in this guide, we will introduce you how to clean out a Mac in a fast and safe way. The tool we will use is a free and professional Mac Cleaning Software, iMobie MacClean.

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A brief introduction to MacClean

• It is a free Mac cleaning software that does a great job on detecting and removing kinds of junk files from Mac.
• It works well on all Mac laptop or desktop, including MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Pro.
• It supports scanning and removing Internet junk, user junk, system junk, and application junk, say, browser cache, cookies, user logins, system logins, application leftovers, etc.
• It lets you choose to remove the selected junk to trash or completely delete from your Mac.

How to Clean out Your Mac with MacClean

Step 1. Go to download and install MacClean on your Mac. Run it from your Mac Dock or Launchpad.

Step 2. On the homepage, you will see six types of junk files MacClean supports, including Internet Junk, User Junk, System Junk, Development Junk, Trash Bin and Application Junk. Choose the junk files you want to scan, and then click the Start Scan button on the bottom.

Step 3. The scanning time depends on how much junk files stored on your Mac. After a few minutes, MacClean will finish the scan. You can preview the junk files, select the one you want to remove, and then click the Clear Now button on the bottom to clean out your Mac.

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The Bottom Line

Cleaning out your Mac should be as easy as 123, and MacClean is the best way to go. Why not free download it to have a try now? Any question on this guide or MacClean is warmly welcomed, meanwhile, don't forget to share this guide with your friends.