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  • Breki33
    #1696
    What is the best way to clean my TFT screen?



    Hi all,

    I hate the annoying smudges or even droplets on the screen - its a never
    ending battle to clean it. I am always afraid I'd damage it or press too
    hard, it kind of cloth like not glassy at all. Liquids always seem to leave
    a film or slight smudge, I'd always have to sort or gently buff it in the
    end. I currently use a cloth that came with my pair of prescription glasses
    and my moist breath. Is there a better combo? Is there a protector that I
    can slip in (I have a 14.1 on a Sony VAIO)


    Thanks,
    William



    Feladó: Lee Rothman - profil megtekintése
    First of all you should NEVER touch a laptop screen and if you are going to
    sneeze, cover your mouth and turn away from the laptop. LOL. OK now that I
    have expressed my opinion in a hopefully humorous fashion, I just use a
    slightly moistened fleece rag and then lightly go around wiping until it is
    all dried or evaporated. I only use warm water and no chemicals. It
    certainly has worked well for me for the last 10 years of laptop ownership.
    (Just keep those paws off of the screen and that will get you a lot better
    mileage in-between cleanings.


    Feladó: William Cheng @EFC - profil megtekintése
    Hi all,

    I hate the annoying smudges or even droplets on the screen - its a never
    ending battle to clean it. I am always afraid I'd damage it or press too
    hard, it kind of cloth like not glassy at all. Liquids always seem to leave
    a film or slight smudge, I'd always have to sort or gently buff it in the
    end. I currently use a cloth that came with my pair of prescription glasses
    and my moist breath. Is there a better combo? Is there a protector that I
    can slip in (I have a 14.1 on a Sony VAIO)


    Thanks,
    William



    Feladó: AGS - profil megtekintése

    I use a product called "Klearscreen" from http://www.klearscreen.com/, and
    it has worked out well, though I also use a damp soft cloth too, with great
    care. Dell recommend simply using warm soapy water on a soft cloth. Movement
    should only be vertical.

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