what should i use to clean my comp monitor?major smearing going on with windex&alchol.?
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I use windex or water
545120
There are great static cloths at the vision center in wal-mart. They clean glasses perfectly with one wipe. I use it for my computer screen as well. No liquid required.
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I suggest you to use a Wet Cloth, and if it is not too dirty, just use a soft cloth to clean it, specially if you have a LCD monitor.\n\nHope this helps. Regards.
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The cleaning methods in ascending order of harshness are:\n\n·         Plain water\n\n·         Mild soap / detergent\n\n·         Solvents such as kerosene, turpentine or white spirit\n\n·         Non-etching chemical cleaner\n\n·         Wax-based polish\n\n·         Abrasive wax\n\n·         Abrasive cleaner\n\nAfter cleaning the aluminium should be washed thoroughly and dried to prevent streaking. Special care should be taken to remove any traces of cleaner from edges and joins. Always follow manufacturers recommendations when using proprietary cleaning products.\n\nAbrasive cleaners can alter the appearance of polished aluminium or aluminium with a ‘grain’ finish. If the aluminium has a grain, always clean with the grain.
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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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Glass cleaner or Endust for Electronics.\n\nIf you decide to use glass cleaner, spray it onto a paper towel and use the paper towel to clean the screen rather than spraying the cleaner onto the screen.
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I would try usuing some rubbing alcohol first. If that doesn't work, try diluting something fairly mild like the Orange Clean or Fantastic multi-purpose cleaning stuff. You definitely are right for wanting to be very careful!\n\nIf you use enough alcohol, it should defintely fix the problem!
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Download Window Washer from Limewire.com - this will clean up all the crap on your system.
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all the people that have answered are ruining their screens! most newer monitors have an anti glare coating from the factory and widex can pit or eat through it alcohol is also too strong. use a wipe made by dust off the people that make canned air for cleaning screens especially laptops.
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CLEAN WITH ALCOHOL OR WINDEX IF THAT DOESNT WORK THROW THEM AWAY
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You are a srryass.  You try to pull this and ask questions about how to clean your liquid crystal display??  There are people out there who really need assistance, you know.  You should be ashamed.
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Just take an old piece of a tshirt. Put alchol on it and rub it over the rollers etc. Anything u can reach. Believe it will be black until u get all that crap off
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Here are some ideas to look at:\n\nSoft cloth, anti-static cloth, water, specialized screen cleaner, microfiber cleaning cloths\n\nTechnique:\n\n1. Conventional wisdom is that you should only clean a screen with a damp cloth, as many screens have an anti-glare coating that you risk damaging if you use a harsh household cleaner. Even traditional window cleaners can damage some coatings and screens, especially on laptop computers. Always check your manual.\n\n2. Screen wipes are also available which are also great for the keyboard and general cleaning. Wipe your screen first, then the keyboard, mouse, and casing. Stop your computer from getting dirty in the first place by having them handy to wipe the grease off your fingers after eating junk food. \n\n3. If you are using just a damp cloth to wipe the screen, be sure to dry it off as well to prevent streaking.\n\n4. When cleaning the monitor casing use a soft cloth with your cleaning fluid. Always spray onto the cloth, not the equipment!\n\n5. Antistatic sprays and other specialty cleaning chemicals are very common, and are formulated so they will not cause damage to even the most sensitive screens. Their effectiveness is questioned by some, but others swear by them. The theory is that as the product cleans it leaves a neutral charge, whereas a positive or negative charge will attract dust. The effectiveness is likely more a result of environment, but considering the insignificant cost it is probably worth it.\n\nMy favorite is using a good microfiber cloth slightly damp on one side and polishing clean with the dry side, I really never use chemical.  The microfiber cloths are really great that way.
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Depents on the screen type you have.  If you have an LCD screen I would recommend staying away from Windex and glass cleaners.   For an LCD display you can find an anti-static spray at Office Depot and some Walmarts, use with a lint free cloth.  For CRT displays (old monitors) its ok to use Windex or glass cleaners.  I would recommend a glass cleaner over Windex because I've found Windex can leave a silicone type residue on a surface.   Also never spray directly on a screen, its better to spray the cloth so as to not allow over spray mist into the vents of the monitor.
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Try cleaning it with a Clean kit which you can find in computers shops. Good luck!
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DO NOT USE A RAG AND SOAP OR EVEN JUST WATER...it will streak forever ....they make cleaning pads things for them....u can get like 80 for 5 bucks...they are made for laptops and tvs and stuff...:)
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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.