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28-Apr-2008, 08:42 PM #16
gr277,

Is there a way to get the dog spit off the back of my screen now. lmao
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01-May-2008, 02:48 PM #17
Warm Water on a soft micro-fiber cloth works great...Just damped it...or mist it. For the touch stains I recommend a mixture of rubbing alcohol and warm water. 50/50 solution works best in my opinion. The "LCD cleaning" products out there always seem to leave a film of some sort on the screen.
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01-May-2008, 11:17 PM #18
Whatever cleaner you use, make sure that your monitor/laptop is turned OFF.

The heat from the screen causes the "cleaner" to heat up and evaporat and leave streaks.

I never touch my screen and made a cloth cover to put over it when I leave the office so the cleaning crew doesn't touch it. basically a pillow case that I took a sewing machine to make it fit my monitor.

I work on a black screen for CAd work, so anything on the screen is visible. Should anything get on the screen, i just dab some water from my poland spring bottle and a soft cloth. Rub it until the spot clears and then buff it with a dry spot of cloth. the cool surface of the screen allows the liquid to naturally dissipate. I tried all kinds of cleaners and they all work. i was just never told to make sure the screen is cool/OFF.
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