Your computer’s performance can make or break your day. MacKeeper did some research and found the average Mac owner has 7.5 GB of junk files on their computers.

Since there’s 100 million Mac users globally, that's 750 Petabytes of junk! If you were to store that much data on floppy discs it would cover the entire big island of Hawaii!

MacKeeper’s Safe Cleanup feature can help you remove junk files from your Mac without running into problems later.

Here’s five ways to clear your Mac of junk files:

1. Clean up system caches
2. Remove app leftovers
3. Delete log files
4. Remove Xcode developer files
5. Delete unused language files

For more Mac cleaning tips, visit - www.mackeeper.com/blog/clean-junk-files-on-mac

Why do you need to clean junk files from your Mac?

The more you use your Mac, the more files it accumulates. That’s fine if you need those files or if they’re easy to find and remove. But that’s not always the case. Over time, your Mac will also fill up with data it doesn’t need, hidden in obscure places on your system drive. On top of that, Macs and macOS apps often come bundled with unnecessary language files, which waste disk space.

Cleaning up system cache on your Mac

The idea of system caches is simple: macOS apps will store certain temporary information on your Mac, so it doesn’t need to be created again the next time that app runs. The idea is to speed up loading times, but if caches grow too much, they can be counter-productive. They take up space and can actually slow your Mac down instead of speeding it up. That’s why it makes sense to clear these unnecessary files from your Mac occasionally.

About MacKeeper

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