Cleaning laptop screen
 

Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over my
laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried water
and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks worse...

A relatively inexpensive and repeatable solution would be most
preferable.

*KS*

Re: Cleaning laptop screen
 

keon.starfire@gmail.com wrote in news:1136492823.632652.162350
@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

> Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over my
> laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried water
> and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks worse...
>
> A relatively inexpensive and repeatable solution would be most
> preferable.
>
> *KS*
>
>

http://wiki.ehow.com/Clean-a-Laptop-...ehold-Products

Re: Cleaning laptop screen
 

On 5 Jan 2006 12:27:03 -0800, keon wrote:

>Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over my
>laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried water
>and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks worse...

Water works, a barely damp cloth.

It would, you have to clean it on a regular basis, you need a good
quality cleaning cloth and with very light pressure (remember barely
damp) wipe the same area for several minutes. It may take a few days to
remove some marks, doing just a little at a time. Also work in 1
direction only say up/down not circular.

You may also get away with just a tiny bit of very mild washing up
(diskes) liquid soap or a tiny bit of plain hand soap to get started.
Although you should check what the manufacturer says, and do some
searching with www.google.com

See previous posts in 24HSHD, using
http://groups.google.com/advanced_search?
lookup the message id codes, the bit between <...> in the box at the
bottom of the search page.

Search for the Message-ID: <vgm0j1tonije85tqu8mmr8t9a26a560j4u@4ax.com>
Cleaning laptop--screen/fingerpad--suggestions??
.... google.com/group/24hoursupport.helpdesk? search for - lcd clean or
servisol
wipes , lots of suppliers. ripped from a previous post ...
Sep 21 2005, 2:05 am by why? - 7 messages - 6 authors


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Cleaning LCD screen
.... or so. I use Servisol Engineers Wipes, which were sold locally as
suitable
for LCDs (website doesn't list them anymore). To clean ...
Nov 13 2004, 3:50 am by why? - 12 messages - 7 authors


Message-ID: <if6ka0lr78g6hnjrpjftkhpbp9n2ori287@4ax.com>
Help: How to clean "soft" LCD screens?
.... I use these Servisol Engineers Wipes
http://www.maplin.co.uk/media/largeimages/36172i0.
jpg Details, www.maplin.co.uk search for part number N93BA Just checked
....
May 18 2004, 9:41 pm by why? - 10 messages - 8 authors


>A relatively inexpensive and repeatable solution would be most
>preferable.

To see the full threads and other comments,
http://groups.google.com/group/24hou...or%3Awhy%3F&qt
or shorter
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Q4DA35B6C

Not for getting to try searching - lcd screen clean
from http://groups.google.com/group/24hoursupport.helpdesk?
for other posts.

>*KS*

Me

Re: Cleaning laptop screen
 

keon.starfire@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over my
> laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried water
> and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks worse...

http://www.bootdisk.com/bootlist/238.htm#1

Re: Cleaning laptop screen
 

In news:1136492823.632652.162350@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com,
keon.starfire@gmail.com spewed forth:
> Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over
> my laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried
> water and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks
> worse...
>
> A relatively inexpensive and repeatable solution would be most
> preferable.
>
> *KS*

80 grit sandpaper oughta do the job.

--
Whenever I think of the past, it brings back so many memories...

Re: Cleaning laptop screen
 

"Plato" <|@|.|> wrote in message
news:43bdb09c$2$439$bb4e3ad8@newscene.com...
> keon.starfire@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>> Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over my
>> laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried water
>> and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks worse...
>
> http://www.bootdisk.com/bootlist/238.htm#1

I've been using a spray on household window cleaner with paper towels for
years on my laptop screen. Does this mean I have to buy a new laptop??
>

Re: Cleaning laptop screen
 

Fred wrote:
>
> >> Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over my
> >> laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried water
> >> and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks worse...
> >
> > http://www.bootdisk.com/bootlist/238.htm#1
>
> I've been using a spray on household window cleaner with paper towels for
> years on my laptop screen. Does this mean I have to buy a new laptop??

Yes. I always say "It's always best to fix what aint broke".

Re: Cleaning laptop screen
 

On 2006-01-05, keon.starfire@gmail.com <keon.starfire@gmail.com> wrote:
> Somehow I've managed to get about forty fingerprint smudges all over my
> laptop screen. What would you suggest to clean this? I've tried water
> and a damp cloth but it just smears and ultimately looks worse...
>
> A relatively inexpensive and repeatable solution would be most
> preferable.
>
> *KS*

I find that one of those 'microfibre' cloths with the soft/course texture
(look a bit woolly) works very well. Dry, to remove loose dust, then damp
to shift the more stubborn stuff. Only ever use the very lightest touch -
be patient, and eventually the marks will go. Do make sure that there is
no grit in the cloth!

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-- ^^^^^^^^^^
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