Can it really be removed, washed, dried and reapplied to the screen ? Can it really be reused after cleaning ?
744299
Unfortunately, I would not know because the company gave me a screen protector that did not work.
744300
Yes and no. I did remove mine to clean a few small specs of dust that had small bubbles. I successfully cleaned those and replaced the protector. You need a very clean and lint/dust free environment. Once it is in place and acceptable you don't want to remove it because it is very difficult to get it perfect. Just clean it installed.
744301
I can't answer that because I never used mine, because THEY DON'T FIT 10" tablets! They are too small and leave a lot of the screen unprotected! So if your tablet is 10", forget about this one (and no need to get answers to your question). If however you have something smaller than a 10" tablet, then SIZE-WISE it may work and someone else will have to answer your question.
69447
yes. Food that sticks, like cheese, is very easily washed off. And the screen dries in minutes.
1044284
Not really...it peels off like a "window cling". There's no residue left over either. If you feel the need to clean your screen, you can, but it's not really necessary.
1241235
It's completely reusable! You can wash it with soap and water and keep reusing it :) it's wonderful!
483424
It comes with a liquid Which should be sprayed on the screen protector before sticking it to the screen. The liquid can be reused if it has to be removed and reapplied. The liquid helps you to paste the screen protector perfectly. I'm not sure if it can be washed with plain water
243153
If you mean sticky residue, no. I haven't peeled off my screen since I applied it a few weeks ago but initially when I was applying it I had to peel it off about 4-5 time to adjust it correctly and there was no sticky residue on the screen of any kind whatsoever, will there be residue after months of use and then taking it off? I'm not sure but most likely not based on what I seen from peeling it off initially, it doesn't leave any sticky coating behind.
849158
Yes it can be removed, washed and dried. My granddaughter loves it! Uses it daily!
1366230
Not sure about washing, but you can easily peel it off (or keep it one) and wipe it down with a lint free cloth and and some simple screen cleaning solution.
2232746
Apparently not. For the first few uses, cleaning was a cinch. Since then, without any change in my recipe, the screens have become almost impossible to clean and have torn.
563859
The screen is so easy to assemble and disassemble, we usually bring it in to extend its life. Upon occasion, we have left it outside overnight, without damage. I hope this helps you. By the way, it sure beat old sheets and canvas drop cloths.
1198942
it could not be reused. its not coated. its definetly paper texture. maybe you could paint over it with a clear coat that wipes clean.
552805
Yes. The screen is removable for cleaning. Thanks for asking -- I didn't realize until I checked to answer your question.:)
1557606
The screen is easily removable for cleaning. You lift up on the white knob and the front cover and the screen come off. You may then wipe the lint from the screen and replace the screen and cover into the box. You can do this with one hand after a few tries.
201610
It can be reused indefinitely. See my review-I've had mine for nine years. I clean it with soap, hot water, and rubbing alcohol on a regular basis. If it starts to discolor you can soak it in rubbing alcohol for awhile.
653050
I assume you mean the screen. Not sure about that, I always wash in sudsy water with a bottle brush so that I can get everything out of the holes. It will seem rusty if you do not dry it right away.
644181
I'm not sure you can clean the screen. I've never done it. Let me know if it's possible.
1556079
This has an oily-feel base rather than an alcohol base like most screen cleaners. It'd probably remove something stuck onto the screen if it was the only thing around, but you'd want to re-clean it with an alcohol base in order to not get streaks on your image