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Root Best cache cleaner?

sushifor5

Android Enthusiast
Now that I'm rooted, what app should I use for daily cache cleaning...I'd like to clean all caches in one click if possible rather than going thru each application and looking to see if it needs to be done.

Is this the best approach to keeping battery life good and increasing internal storage memory?

I'm planning to do links2sd...i don't know if that's relevant.

TIA!
 
I use 1 Tap Cache Cleaner. Cleans the cache for all apps in one click and also has a history cleaner to delete your search history
 
!-Click Clear, clears your app cache,messages,history, and sd card cache clear
 
And it wants permissions to everything under the sun. I'll pass on this one.

I use Link2SD's cache cleaner.
Wow, it sure does. Thanks for the that info. Good catch MacFett , I must have been totally asleep when I downloaded it. Uninstalled and then went to the market and selected it to install and read all the things that it wanted permissions for. That was scary reading what all it wanted to,and could do. Won't be downloading back on to my phone.

Sorry for posting the info on the 1-click clear app. DO NOT INSTALL THIS APP. Sorry again.
 
I use Link2SD's cache cleaner.

What do you select in the Link2sd menu? i see something about dalvik cache, but am not sure what that is and if it is the same as the individual cache buildups from various apps....??

thanks!!
 
I looked at all the suggestions and also read about one called cachemate for root. any thoughts on that one?

i'm seeing people on forums complain about clearing cache from google maps...is that a bad idea to do?
 
I've been using the cache cleaner in the root tools app,mostly because it also gives you the option to clean cache from your sdcard* and actually does it* woo! You can't go by what the toast message says when it's done tho,cuz it'll say something like 'cleaned 1.0028mb' when it really cleaned 10mb
 
Does anyone here use the Cache Cleaner in the ES Task Manager? I recently discovered that ES File Explorer has a button called "Manager". I clicked on it and there was this WHOLE new world that had ES Task Manager, ES App Manager, ES Security Manager... is this all new or am I just a n00b? xD well anyways, that's the one I use now haha
 
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