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Old March 30th 04, 11:15 AM
Moon
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What to use to clean the laptop screen surface? Can I use detergents (for
example anti-electrostatic window cleaner - it works perfectly for my CRT) ?

Thanks,
Moon.


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Old March 30th 04, 12:51 PM
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Moon wrote:
What to use to clean the laptop screen surface? Can I use detergents
(for example anti-electrostatic window cleaner - it works perfectly
for my CRT) ?

Thanks,
Moon.


That's possibly the *WORST* thing you can use on an LCD. I use warm water on
mine - nothing else is necessary. On the rare occasion a sticky fingerprint
has found its way there, and water won't shift it, I use water with a few
(no more than three) drops of a mild soap solution (Fairy Liquid dish
detergent works perfectly). Ordinary window cleaner (e.g. Windex, Windolene
or Mr Muscle) contains ammonia which could damage the delicate surface of
the LCD.

It shouldn't be used on newer CRTs either, as it could potentially damage
the anti-static coating.


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Old March 30th 04, 06:05 PM
himerus
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Cerridwen Wrote:
Moon wrote
What to use to clean the laptop screen surface? Can I us

detergent
(for example anti-electrostatic window cleaner - it works perfectl
for my CRT)


Thanks
Moon


That's possibly the *WORST* thing you can use on an LCD. I use war
water o
mine - nothing else is necessary. On the rare occasion a stick
fingerprin
has found its way there, and water won't shift it, I use water with
fe
(no more than three) drops of a mild soap solution (Fairy Liquid dis
detergent works perfectly). Ordinary window cleaner (e.g. Windex
Windolen
or Mr Muscle) contains ammonia which could damage the delicat
surface o
the LCD

It shouldn't be used on newer CRTs either, as it could potentiall
damag
the anti-static coating.

They make some anti-static wipes that are suitable for LC
screens....

I bought a container @ walmart for about 5$ Works like a charm...
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Old March 31st 04, 10:40 PM
Jon Danniken
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"Moon" wrote:
What to use to clean the laptop screen surface? Can I use detergents (for
example anti-electrostatic window cleaner - it works perfectly for my CRT) ?


Isopropyl alcohol; some people use the non-ammonia based Windex with success.

Jon
 




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