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 11/29/2005 05:01:52 PM · #1
How can I clean my LCD monitor without messing it up? What is safe to use?

Thanks,
Lee

Message edited by author 2005-11-29 17:11:54.
 11/29/2005 05:04:04 PM · #2
I use a kitchen tissue, damped with warm water. Not too wet or dry. Works fine for me.

Steve
 11/29/2005 05:06:57 PM · #3
and then what with the.. rainbowy water droplets afterwards?
 11/29/2005 05:07:29 PM · #4
LCD monitor or LCD screen on your camera?
 11/29/2005 05:08:34 PM · #5
Originally posted by faidoi:
LCD monitor or LCD screen on your camera?


A very good point, I thought it was an LCD screen....

Steve

Monitor screen

Message edited by author 2005-11-29 17:08:50.
 11/29/2005 05:11:47 PM · #6
ah.. sorry.. thought I specified!
 11/29/2005 05:13:10 PM · #7
Originally posted by Tranquil:
ah.. sorry.. thought I specified!


If it is your monitor, above posting works well. Don't use any abrasives, or soapy cleaner.

When it dries the rainbow goes :))

Message edited by author 2005-11-29 17:13:46.
 11/29/2005 05:25:32 PM · #8
there is a very special product from Monster called iClean that is designed for cleaning stuff like LCD, Plasma, and other fragile surfaces, it's antistatic, it doesn't leave any traces, and iClean is combined of a microfiber cloth and a small spraycan of iclean, just spray and wipe.. works every time.

I even got some chokolate fingerprints of my apple Cinema Display without any damage :)
 11/29/2005 05:27:45 PM · #9
Originally posted by DanSig:
there is a very special product from Monster called iClean that is designed for cleaning stuff like LCD, Plasma, and other fragile surfaces, it's antistatic, it doesn't leave any traces, and iClean is combined of a microfiber cloth and a small spraycan of iclean, just spray and wipe.. works every time.

Are you on commission? :)
 11/29/2005 05:29:33 PM · #10
I use windex @ 60% strength with water.
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