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is 100% isocole rubing alcohol safe to Clean a laptop?

Personally, I'd just use Windex because it's cheaper and works well 90% of the time. If there is something that is a bit tougher to get off, then I would get out the alcohol and use that to get it off.

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8 minutes ago, adams said:

Personally, I'd just use Windex because it's cheaper and works well 90% of the time. If there is something that is a bit tougher to get off, then I would get out the alcohol and use that to get it off.

Hope this helps.

So the 100% isocole rubing alcohol should be safe to Clean the whole laptop is the only thing I have to to use.

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I don’t know what iscol is, but the word “lotion” is flag whether it’s going to coat the laptop with contaminates.
 

When dealing with isopropyl alcohol, I haven’t experienced problems cleaning electronics. I’d be more weary of using it on the screen though for a couple different reasons.

 

If the Text printed on the computer could be damaged if of low quality.
 

I would not use this isocol product and stick with isopropyl.

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