Best way to clean all data n8

hello, can anyone please tell me whats d best way to clean out all data - phone numbers, photos, videos maps, apps all from d from my n8, i have backed up necessory info usin ovi sync, i just want a clean fresh start with d phone is too full
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Enter *#7370# followed by the security code which is 12345 by default. You must have a SIM inserted for this to work I believe (been a while).
This will erase all data and restore settings to factory defaults.
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