How do you clean a laptop screen?
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Same as my Dell 20.5" widescreen LCD.
Get some "Screen Cleaner" from Office Depot.
I bought a two pack there, and each pump spray bottle is 4 oz.

I spray a few shots right onto the screen, and a few shots on a microfiber towel.
Rub it around gently, repeat, then turn the rag over and dry.
I do not push hard, I wipe it gently.
Been doing it this way with my LCD since I got it around three years ago or so.
Get some "Screen Cleaner" from Office Depot.
I bought a two pack there, and each pump spray bottle is 4 oz.

I spray a few shots right onto the screen, and a few shots on a microfiber towel.
Rub it around gently, repeat, then turn the rag over and dry.
I do not push hard, I wipe it gently.
Been doing it this way with my LCD since I got it around three years ago or so.
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Windex is too abrasive imo. Paper towels do scratch and leave behind dust. Microfibre and 50/50 is what I use too.
Someone bought me some " screen cleaning fluid " ...Corey, are you sure it's not just distilled water? Because that's what mine was!
Someone bought me some " screen cleaning fluid " ...Corey, are you sure it's not just distilled water? Because that's what mine was!
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It could be, I have not read the ingredients on it.
Yes, paper towels and Windex are bad news.
Windex has harsh chems in it.
C/Net has some good info on cleaning LCDs too.
I believe it may have been that guy who just died recently from C/Net that had the video on their site that showed how to clean.
Yes, paper towels and Windex are bad news.
Windex has harsh chems in it.
C/Net has some good info on cleaning LCDs too.
I believe it may have been that guy who just died recently from C/Net that had the video on their site that showed how to clean.
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Windex has ammonia which can/will eventually soften and often spot the polyester screen on many LCD screens.
The 50/50 Isopropyl/water and an old t-shirt is about the cheapest - best solution.
http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-a-Lapto...ehold-Products
The 50/50 Isopropyl/water and an old t-shirt is about the cheapest - best solution.
http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-a-Lapto...ehold-Products
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