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Cleaning LCD screen

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I need some advice on how to clean my laptops LCD screen. Over a bit of time of pointing and adjusting the screen a lot of fingerprints and marks have appeared on the screen. I usually just give the screen a bit of a wipe with the sleeve of my jumper or whatever, but i want to clean it properly now - i'm just not sure what to use without seriously damaging the laptop.

 

 

 

I googled looking for some products, but they're either all American or seem way too overpriced.

 

 

 

Any tips or advice are much appreciated.

If it's just simple grease then a microfibre cloth should do a good job. For slightly more stubborn marks I normally find just breathing on the screen then wiping it with the microfibre cloth will do the job.

 

 

 

Other than that, I know plenty of places sell LCD cleaner sprays. Just make sure you use it sparingly.

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Spray glass cleaner onto a cloth (not directly onto the lcd screen) and wipe.

 

 

 

The reason to not spray directly on the screen is that some may drip down and leak into the panel.

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I've always just used a damp (water, moist, not dripping) paper towel to wipe all my screens down and then used a second to dry them off. You may want to use a cloth if you're paranoid of marking the LCD up but I've never had a problem.

I've always just used a damp (water, moist, not dripping) paper towel to wipe all my screens down and then used a second to dry them off. You may want to use a cloth if you're paranoid of marking the LCD up but I've never had a problem.

 

 

 

I've used the same on both LCD and CRT monitors. It's always worked for me, and I've never had to waste money on "cleaning solutions." :-)

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Thanks guys, saves me some cash on buying liquid when water will do :P

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