Can I recommend this little fellow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zfl6wJsjDy4
Cheers
Paul
On 18/03/2009, at 1:09 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hello Paul and all interested in how to clean LCD screens,
It's important to never use any paper based products to clean or
wipe down your laptop display. Paper towels, facial tissue and
toilet paper can scratch your laptop display. They also leave
behind fragments of paper that over time will wreck your laptop
display. Paper products also leave behind lint which they pick up
from the air and you end up grinding this lint into your LCD if you
use paper products.
Use only special wipes that have been created for cleaning laptop
display screens. When looking at laptop display cleaning products
make sure that the product is meant to be used on LCDs. There are
some cleaning wipes that can be used on CRT displays but cannot be
used on LCDs.
Using the proper cleaning products for laptops displays will ensure
that you keep clean and prevent damage from occurring to it from
cleaning products that are too harsh.
Take time to read labels carefully and use the proper products for
keeping your laptop display clean.
This is why I've always used iKlear Apple Polish on all my Macs.
<http://www.klearscreen.com/>
You can purchase it here, or contact Daniel Kerr to see if he can
get it cheaper for you.
<http://store.apple.com/au/search?find=iKlear&mco=MzE2OTk1OQ>
Cheers,
Ronni
On 18/03/2009, at 9:11 AM, Paul Kitchener wrote:
Hi all,
My preference has, like Philippe used, been water (filtered or
distilled) with soft tissue or toilet paper.
Circular polishing action with little to no force towards the screen.
Glass iMacs can be cleaned like any glass I believe.
Cheers
Paul
Philippe Chaperon wrote:
Hi Neil and all,
I have just now finished cleaning the worst laptop screen I've ever
seen, or to be more correct the second worse one, and have used a
small amount of distilled water to which I added a few drops of
isopropyl alcohol, which I purchased at the chemist. This did the
job
very well for me, and the screen does not show any sign of grease
spots or other food particles!!!!
There are many commercial products available, but they seem quite
pricey.
Kind regards,
Philippe Chaperon
2009/3/17 Neil Houghton <n...@possumology.com>:
Hi all,
After rearranging my office, my iMac now has a number of greasy
fingerprints
on the screen.
I was just wondering what people find to be the best/safest/
easiest screen
cleaning methods.
Cheers
Neil
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Neil R. Houghton
Albany, Western Australia
Tel: +61 8 9841 6063
Email: n...@possumology.com
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