how to clean laptop computer screens?

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1. Jerry J says:

   January 29, 2011 at 7:05 am

   Endust anti static cleaner

2. Listen To Granny says:

   January 29, 2011 at 7:05 am

   wow. you are a very responsible person. i use a hose lol

3. spanishqueen39 says:

   January 29, 2011 at 7:05 am

   windex, I work at a computer store and that’s how we clean them with a cloth, paper towel may scratch the screen

4. Ricky Techno1984 says:

   January 29, 2011 at 7:05 am

   Step 1
   Spray the screen with an LCD cleaner for Flat Panel Monitors and Notebooks. These are found in a computer store and do not contain alcohol or ammonia which are found in most commercial glass cleaners. The products are advertised to cut through finger prints and other hard to clean residues. Follow the manufacturer’s directions on the package for best results.

   Step 2
   Wet a towel lightly with water and wipe the screen down. Be gentle so you don’t damage the screen.

   Step 3
   Clean the screen with a water-soap mixture. Wet a towel with water and add a small amount of soft liquid soap. Wipe down the screen. Use a second water-only towel to remove any left over soap residue.

   Step 4
   Clean with hexane. Hexane is a chemical made from oil and when mixed with solvents is used in a variety of mediums. One use is for cleaning. It is colorless yet has a strong smell. Use with caution.

   Step 5
   Clean the laptop screen with Petroleum Benzine. Petroleum Benzine is another colorless substance that is highly flammable. It has a potent smell, but is often used to clean laptop screens.

   Step 6
   Ask the computer experts at your local computer center what to do if none of these steps are working. Places like Best Buy’s Geek Squad can answer any further questions you may have to clean your laptop’s screen.

5. Christy says:

   January 29, 2011 at 7:05 am

   You power off monitor, use clean cotton , slightly damp with water, use straight lines, not circles. Dry with cotton cloth. Power on. @

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