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How do you clean your screen?

Baionoido
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i swear this guy made a video about cleaning your screen no idea who tho

 

i use the linustechtip way he did a video about it

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I just a wipe with a cloth, for dust. And maybe a damp bit of soapy paper if there is dirt or the likes.  

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Wet cloth and i dry it with tissue immediately afterwards 

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I lick it then use my dirty t-shirt that's been on the floor for months.

 

 

I usually buy some LCD Screen cleaner with a microfibre cloth.

 

 

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Matte screen, so I'm good for cleaning, unless it's actually visible.

 

If I can have a matte 1440p IPS display, I will be the happiest man alive...

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What I've found works the best and has been safe is 2 drops of soft dish washing soap, 1 tiny drop of isopropyl Alcohol in a little spray bottle with water.

Works wonders, doesn't damage the screens and the soap prevents the dust scratching your screen.

Use with soft paper towel or tissue, wipe fluff off with lint free cloth if you need to, generally you don't as the soap also prevents static electricity :P

 

I also use it on my glasses.

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Microfibre cloth...If it's really icky.....Damp microfibre cloth, followed by a dry microfibre cloth.

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I have some glass cleaner actually designed to use on my car

 

BUT it also works on TFT displays etc :) does wonders oh and a nice thick microfibre cloth

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Take a tissue, drench it with water, wring it out, then use the wet tissue. Throw it away afterwards.

I really do this :P people will probably go crazy over this

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Take a tissue, drench it with water, wring it out, then use the wet tissue. Throw it away afterwards.

I really do this :P people will probably go crazy over this

Not really, but we try to avoid fibre coming off what we're cleaning the screen with. Some people use newspaper print (actually works really well)

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I use some screen cleaner for LCD that I got for 5€ in store. I spray it on micro fiber cloth and then wipe it with it. I used to be scared to clean my screen before as I was afraid to ruin it but after looking at all my spits on it I decided that it can't be worse.

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