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Harry Hamilton
- Jan 1, 1970
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What's the best way to clean like dust off an LCD Screen without causing
damage?
damage?
Harry Hamilton said:What's the best way to clean like dust off an LCD Screen without
causing damage?
Harry Hamilton said:What's the best way to clean like dust off an LCD Screen without causing
damage?
Harry Hamilton said:What's the best way to clean like dust off an LCD Screen without causing
damage?
What's the best way to clean like dust off an LCD Screen without causing
damage?
What's the best way to clean like dust off an LCD Screen without causing
damage?
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What's the best way to clean like dust off an LCD Screen without causing
damage?
JANA said:I used a soft tissue paper that has been slightly dampened with a little
bit
of water. Water will not damage the screen. I keep repeating the cleaning
with new soft tissue papers until it is clean. I then wipe it dry with a
soft tissue paper. Never press hard to put any pressure on the screen.
Never
use any strong soaps or cleaners, because the anti glare coating can be
removed. Cleaners, such as Windex, soaps, ammonia, vinegar, alcohol, and
est. should never be used!
JANA said:I used a soft tissue paper that has been slightly dampened with a little
bit
of water. Water will not damage the screen. I keep repeating the cleaning
with new soft tissue papers until it is clean. I then wipe it dry with a
soft tissue paper. Never press hard to put any pressure on the screen.
Never
use any strong soaps or cleaners, because the anti glare coating can be
removed. Cleaners, such as Windex, soaps, ammonia, vinegar, alcohol, and
est. should never be used!
JANA said:I used a soft tissue paper that has been slightly dampened with a little bit
of water. Water will not damage the screen. I keep repeating the cleaning
with new soft tissue papers until it is clean. I then wipe it dry with a
soft tissue paper. Never press hard to put any pressure on the screen. Never
use any strong soaps or cleaners, because the anti glare coating can be
removed. Cleaners, such as Windex, soaps, ammonia, vinegar, alcohol, and
est. should never be used!
Windolene is Windex.JANA said:I am not familiar with Windolene, or have seen it in any of the stores over
here. I am in Canada. I would not dare to put vinegar on any surface that
has an anti glare coating. Vinegar is an acid.