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Psycho
Location: Lubbock Texas
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using Isopropyl Alcohol and a lint free cloth is what i have always used. I get little prep pads from the hospital where my wofe works and keep them and a lint free cloth in my laptop bag.
here is a link for you http://pcsupport.about.com/library/weekly/aa030903a.htm |
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Rookie
Location: Oxford, UK
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I use one of those antistatic cloths (bought from ?) or the little bits of cloth they give you for cleaning your glasses.
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Quadrature Amplitude Modulator
Location: Denver
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I usually just clean my screens off with water. Cheap method.
Alcohol would probably work fine as long as you're careful.
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Junkie
Location: North Hollywood
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*never ever* use windex on a laptops display, probably most CRTS either.
its got ammonia in it which will take off the protective layer, even on the first use. theres a couple of windexes that dont contain it, windex vinegar and the orange cleaner, but all the rest do. |
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