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just4me2talk · 29-Mar-2008, 12:27 PM #1

My computer monitor is kinda like a laptop screen and has all these little dirty spots that i want to get off. The problem is i don't want to ruin my screen, who does? If anyone has any idea how to clean a laptop screen, please let me know. Thanx

WhitPhil · 29-Mar-2008, 01:15 PM #2

Thread on cleaning screens

clsxmas · 29-Mar-2008, 01:22 PM #3

I've used Klear Screen for a long time. See www.klearscreen.com.

**JohnWill** · 29-Mar-2008, 07:57 PM #4

I use 25% alcohol and water, works just fine. Whatever cleaner you use, use it SPARINGLY, do NOT let any run behind the bezel! Use only a soft cloth, NEVER use paper products to clean LCD screens, they'll scratch the plastic front plate.

clsxmas · 29-Mar-2008, 08:32 PM #5

Agree with above comments but note that one of the features of klearscreen is that it sprays on an absolutely ultra-fine mist that doesn't form droplets so there is no running liquid. I have used it for several years now on TV, Laptop and LCD screens. I purchase it at a local computer store and a little goes a very long way.

net_newsy · 30-Mar-2008, 12:57 AM #6

I only use soft cloth with mineral water!

Courtneyc · 01-Apr-2008, 02:14 PM #7

Slightly dampen the corner of a lint-free cloth (you can get about a billion cloths from Wal-Mart for next to nothing). Use the damp corner to scrub the screen; use the dry part to wipe it off.

Nothing additional to buy (except the lint-free cloths). Lasts forever. Guarenteed to work on all screens including flat-panel, CRTs, plasma, and eyeglasses.

Courtney

RedHelix · 02-Apr-2008, 10:34 AM #8

Two parts white vinegar + one part water

On newer laptop LCD screens with the sharp-looking glossy finish, isopropyl (rubbing alcohol) can burn off the gloss and make your screen look bland.

**JohnWill** · 02-Apr-2008, 07:22 PM #9

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Originally Posted by RedHelix

Two parts white vinegar + one part water

On newer laptop LCD screens with the sharp-looking glossy finish, isopropyl (rubbing alcohol) can burn off the gloss and make your screen look bland.

Sure, but then the screen stinks!

You don't use pure alcohol, you use a 25% or so mix with mostly water.

stan_879nz · 12-Apr-2008, 09:22 AM **#10**

baby wipes are good leave one to dry and use a wet one best thinks out they are alcohol based but only a very tiny bit

**JohnWill** · 12-Apr-2008, 05:52 PM **#11**

I sure wouldn't use those on my screen!

There are oils in the compound they use that's bound to stick to the screen and cause streaking at the very least.

gr277 · 14-Apr-2008, 05:51 AM **#12**

This is the best way!!...

http://www.hana-ess.eu.dodea.edu/act...reen_clean.swf

jumper · 14-Apr-2008, 01:49 PM **#13**

I own a newfoundlander dog. he could lick it once and it would be clean, however it would be alot slimy.

dr911 · 23-Apr-2008, 05:03 AM **#14**

Quote:

Originally Posted by gr277

This is the best way!!...

http://www.hana-ess.eu.dodea.edu/act...reen_clean.swf

That is tooooo funny !!!!!

Esbenovich · 26-Apr-2008, 10:21 AM **#15**

try out
http://www.jscreenfix.com/

note you can't use internet explorer (what a great site

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