any advice? 
on cleanng a laptop screen
on cleanng a laptop screen
Cleaning a laptop screen. any advice?
Originally Posted by Simon Widdop:
“you may laugh, but I use my baby's wet-wipes and then buff it up with a soft cloth.”
“you may laugh, but I use my baby's wet-wipes and then buff it up with a soft cloth.”
I didn't laugh ... I use the cleaning wipes from KFC.. they're designed to get grease off .. the alcohol evaporates really quickly and I figured if they're gentle enough for hands my laptop would be ok.
On my dell screen they work brilliantly.
(this is my law degree talking)
I do of course accept NO responsibility for a problems/damage that may occur if you choose to try them. And nor I expect would KFC!!!
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Originally Posted by ABarrett:
“any advice? on cleanng a laptop screen”
“any advice?
on cleanng a laptop screen”
You should use anti-static wipes only really.
I found the computer screen wipes work brilliantly on my LCD screen connected to my desktop PC which has a shiny face to the screen, yet on my laptop screen that has a matt surface they left a heck of a lot of streaks...
just avoid products containing alcohol, as this can be bad for the screen long term apparently.
Iain
Iain
i was told abit of washing up liquid in warm water and kitchen roll then wipe of with kitchen roll but dont rub hard 
www.mrpcclean.co.uk does a full lap top cleaning kit. Brush, spray and two cloths. Can also be used on Plasma screens etc.
Originally Posted by bronx2282:
“Wet bog roll works, then wipe it off with some dry bog roll.”
“Wet bog roll works, then wipe it off with some dry bog roll.”
lol, i have the same problem with my TFT moniter, ive got finger prints n stuff on it and baby wipes and window cleaning stuff doesnt get rid of it, any help?
cheers, tom
Originally Posted by bronx2282:
“Wet bog roll works, then wipe it off with some dry bog roll.”
“Wet bog roll works, then wipe it off with some dry bog roll.”
I use kitchen roll, must be a class thing
Originally Posted by John.:
“I just use furniture polish and a yellow duster”
“I just use furniture polish and a yellow duster”
Erm, I wouldn't suggest furniture polish! The notebook manufacturer I used to work for sent 15000 machines a year out using Windowlene and a duster though, both from repairs and assembly. It is fine for it, but spray it onto the duster and not directly onto the screen
