N00b notebook question: (1 Viewer)

[loquasagacious]

Ok it has become apparent that I really should clean my notebook monitor, the question however remains as to how?

Is it alrite to use any liquid cleaners?
Anti-static cloth only?
etc etc

 

[acmilan]

There are some dedicated cloths and such to clean them. I have these ones that are similar to those wipes you get at KFC. There are also cloths such as this one: http://www.shopacer.com.au/ecprod/A...MoreInformation.html?part_number=LZ.LCD01.001

In general anti-static cloth seems to be ok for me.

 

[jm1234567890]

some laptop screens have anti glare coatings so don't use anything more than water.

 

[MedNez]

Anyone in your house wear glasses ? I'd use a microfibre cloth (most people with glasses will have one) to clean it. Don't use any powerful solvents on it.

 

[Götterfunken]

I use very mild detergent, mixed with water and a drop or so of vinegar. Or I have those special LCD screen cleaner wipes.

 

[AntiHyper]

Vinegar... eewww..
The weak base in the detergent and weak acid in the vinegar would react in a Neutralisation reaction to form their conjugate acid-base pairs.. failure to add enough detergent would leave your screen slightly acidic and stinks like vinegar.

/me crawls back to his corner

 

[Götterfunken]

Vinegar... eewww..
The weak base in the detergent and weak acid in the vinegar would react in a Neutralisation reaction to form their conjugate acid-base pairs.. failure to add enough detergent would leave your screen slightly acidic and stinks like vinegar.

/me crawls back to his corner

Hehe. I knew there was a reason why I dropped chemistry. It actually works fairly well, but I should add I enjoy the smell of vinegar.

I used to drink it (in small amounts).