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Re: stoopid question
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Location: Wisconsin...
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The best thing I have used is endust for electronics spray.
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Junkie
Location: North Hollywood
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Do not use windex, it contains ammonia which while overdry the surface of the LCD and eventually it will cause the coating of the LCD to crack and smear, maybe even the first time you use it.
Avoid most household cleaners, since they'll contain either ammonia or alcohol, unless its isopropyl alcohol. a quick mix to use is 3 parts *distilled* water to one part isopropyl alcohol, then use a soft lint free cloth to clean it, same as the type used for cleaning eyeglasses, regular cloths will either lightly scratch the surface or leave lint behind. http://www.flatpanel.kensington.com/html/1773.html about $3 a bottle. i use the perfect data wipes http://www.perfectdata.com/product_d...ebookwipes.asp [ |
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Tilted Cat Head
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Location: Manhattan, NY
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just make sure that you do not apply any liquid directly to the screen... if it drips down in the case it will make a mess of your inverter board and even the LCD itself.
always apply to cloth then wipe
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Not so great lurker
Location: NY
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I think that i can see how lighter fluid would make a good cleaner, but with the amount of static/electricity/heat from a laptop i would be worried if I over did it and the fumes somehow caught on fire.
Personally, I would recommend the wipes specifically made for lcd screens (read the label on some of the monitor wipes, most of them specifically state that it should NOT be used on lcd screens) |
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