what should I use to clean a LCD screan?
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Your LCD screen is as sensitive as your eyeball. No harsh chemicals, no harsh abrasives.\n\nIf you think the screen is not that sensitive, press on the screen very gently with an index card and watch the screen display image start to distort. Again think eyeball while cleaning.\n\nI use distilled water and a soft cloth. \n\nIf this is a notebook don't mistake keyboard impressions as dust or grime. I have seen dozens of Dell and Apple notebook key images scored into the LCD screen. They can't be cleaned.
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Regardless of brand, the best way to clean a keyboard is to use airduster if you are just trying to get the dust out. If as you said, there is "gunk" under the keys, the best thing to do is probably safely remove the keys with a nice putty knife if the computer is powered off, then spray the board down with H2Orange (A enviorment safe cleaner, also safe on electronics) and wipe really good where the keys were. But make sure you don't lose the keys while they are off.\nGood luck!
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use a soft cloth like the one you got with the psp or you might check the psps laser cause it might be dirty
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Buy a microfiber cloth, This is what I use on my laptop, I used wet/dry towelets for laptops which suck. If its a CRT you don't have to use a fancy microfiber cloth.\n\nGood Luck,
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first of all do not use alcohol or spray cleaners,,, use a moist cloth dipped in water that has a drop of liquid detergent in it.start at the center of the Glass and gently do in circles, not you lol. then use a clean dry lint free cloth a soft and do the same as before.\n\ni hope i have mad my self clear to you.\n\nps. the reason you don't use any of the other products is that some scanner screens are made of a compound plastic that looks like glass and any product made of that compound dose not react well to  alcohol or spray cleaners
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Do the following step by step :\n\n1.  Dilute isopropyl alcohol into a mix with no more than 50% alcohol and the rest distilled water.\n\n2. Apply the mix to a cotton cloth, like an old T-shirt, lint-free microfiber cloth, or other very soft cloth. A large cloth is best, since it will help reduce the risk that finger pressure leaves streaks in the screen.\n\n3. Wipe the cloth against the screen, in a counter-clockwise or other consistent motion. Take care not to press your fingers into the cloth (and screen) but apply an even pressure to the cloth. \n\nAlternatively, you can get Alcoholic Wipes from a local store. The following articles offer advice on cleaning your laptop screens:\n\n(1) http://ask.yahoo.com/20030722.html\n(2) http://www.librarysupportstaff.com/4compcare.html\n(3) http://wiki.ehow.com/Clean-a-Laptop-Screen-With-Household-Products\n(4) http://www.compukiss.com/sandyclassroom/tutorials/article914.htm
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try consumer reports online, use liquid soap like neutrogena or use an apricot scrub after using bar soap to remove any residue or film from your skin
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No no no!! There is a special screen polish for electronic devices. I used that and it is great. Its called displex you can get it on ebay.
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see what you can do with canned air. \nIf you can't get everything off with air, rinsing with alcohol will be much better than rinsing with water as it will not cause rust and evaporate very quickly, leaving no moisture behind. Soap and water isn't good for any electronics.
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Stains on the screen?  I don't know about that.\n\nYou may be able to use (like) "Ajax with bleach" on plasic parts.  (Dab it onto a damp cloth or sponge and rub over stain.  Rinse well.)
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A damp (NOT dripping anymore) papertowel is fine.  A dry papertowel to wipe off the residual moisture.\n\nYou don't need any special cloth.\n\nI agree:  NEVER use any chemicals to clean the screen.  It is made with a plastic coating... chemicals could easily harm that plastic.
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Put 50% alcohol, and 50% water into a spray bottle. Use a clean, dry cloth, and spray it onto the cloth. Rub it on the screen, and it does a great job. Don't use any window cleaners, on a LCD monitor, they are not made of glass, and you could damage it. I got this tip, from Kim Komando, and have been doing it, for two years now..
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I always use warm water and mild dish soap. This will clean the disk if there isn't alot of deep scratches.
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give it a good clean, use a lens cleaner..
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You can use rubbing alcohol and a soft cloth (the kind you use to clean eyeglasses) on an LCD screen - just be gentle and don't press too hard into the screen.  The alcohol should dissolve the pen ink.\n\nHopefully the pen didn't scratch your screen too much.
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Well, LCD's don't require much care, but if you want to keep your monitor in good shape there are a few things you can do.\n\nYou should never touch the screen. An LCD screen is sensitive and very easily damaged by both pressure and the oils from your skin.\n\nSecondly, like anything else, you should turn it off when not in use. LCD's don't suffer burn in like CRT monitors, but it's still a good idea to turn the monitor off to save power.\n\nThird, you should always keep your monitor clean. Never clean it with Glass Plus or ammonia based cleaners. Instead, use the cleaners suggested in your manual. The only one that I've seen do all my LCD's and other screens (CRT's, DLP's, Plasmas, etc.) is the Monster TV Cleaning Kit. Usually Monster Products are overhyped, but it comes with more value than any other screen cleaner then before. You get a gigantic bottle (can't notice how much I've used in 1 year- I clean often, and it looks like I haven't opened it), a large and nice microfiber cloth, and it is more effective- one spray will get you through 90% of the time, and always in two. Only $20, which is a small price to pay for an LCD monitor:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16812155532\n\nFinally, always handle your LCD carefully, at it is very sensitive to drops and getting "dead/stuck pixels" (either pixels that don't work or are stuck a particular color) from bad handling.\n\nIn conclusion? With a little care and caution, your LCD will work well for years to come.
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I use Goo Gone and then just take a scraper and scrape it off.  Add some rubbing alcohol if that fails.