Cleaning the screen
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Cleaning the screen
Well boys: we have a touch screen and it's DIRTY!
What do you recommend? Do you think a damp (with water) microfiber towel will do the trick? Obviously I'm not gonna use anything abrasive, but I don't want the fingerprint to get smeared with something ineffective either...
What do you recommend? Do you think a damp (with water) microfiber towel will do the trick? Obviously I'm not gonna use anything abrasive, but I don't want the fingerprint to get smeared with something ineffective either...
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I've heard that a mixture of 1 or 2 parts distilled water to 1 part isopropyl alcohol makes for a good LCD screen cleaner. Use it to moisten a lint-free cloth and wipe the screen. For what it's worth, Apple recommends this stuff for their LCDs...
http://www.klearscreen.com/KlearScreen.aspx
I just use a damp cloth though. The klearscreen guys seem mighty proud of their spray.
http://www.klearscreen.com/KlearScreen.aspx
I just use a damp cloth though. The klearscreen guys seem mighty proud of their spray.
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I try to avoid touching the screen at all cost, but sometimes, using the touch-screen QWERTY keyboard is so much faster. I have a small microfiber towel I keep inside the car, for wiping fingerprints (works well), dusting the dashboard, sweeping bits of crap off the center console/shift area, and comes in handy for my eyeglasses, too!
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Originally Posted by Derp
I've heard that a mixture of 1 or 2 parts distilled water to 1 part isopropyl alcohol makes for a good LCD screen cleaner.
Originally Posted by UltimateGee27
I bought a product from Monster Cables i think, its a blue liquid in a spray bottle and come with a micro fiber cloth. I also use this on my plasma screens and it works good. Try looking it up
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Originally Posted by ChristianN
Never use an alcohol based cleaner on an LCD, that is a very bad idea as it will eat away at the screen.
It's called Monster ScreenClean and I use it too, it works great. It's very gentle and alcohol free and though it is a little expensive, a bottle will last a long time if you use just one or two pumps directly onto the microfiber cloth. It should be available anywhere that sells Monster products.
It's called Monster ScreenClean and I use it too, it works great. It's very gentle and alcohol free and though it is a little expensive, a bottle will last a long time if you use just one or two pumps directly onto the microfiber cloth. It should be available anywhere that sells Monster products.
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