LCD Cleaner

should be fine. macbooks have a GLASS screen so that should work.

i use my eyeglass cleaner on my macbook. it works on deleicate eyeglasses, why not the macbook? lol

can you use an lcd cleaner on a macook pro

the bottle says it contains distilled water and non toxic detergent?

I use regular LCD cleaner for mine and I haven't had any issues.

T5BRICK said:

I use regular LCD cleaner for mine and I haven't had any issues.

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what does yours contain?

do you also use it on the trackpad and keys?

I've never needed a cleaner. Luke warm water and a microfiber cloth (the one that apple gives/gave with new machines) has always worked well for me.

heisenberg123 said:

this could be the dumbest question but is any LCD TV cleaner good to use on a MBP screen?

i have a clean i cant think of the name right now but it works good on my TV, but not sure if a TV surface is any different than a laptop

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Hey if you do not want to use a Canadian Tire or Autoshop Microfiber cloth you can always use this:

Moshi TeraGlove
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...033001_TeraGlove_Microfiber_Cleaning_Kit.html

It is like a Microfiber cloth but it does not need any liquids and it is safe for all Mac Book Pro screens. Check it out. You can also get this on the Apple website. Its approved by Apple! =)

If you have an anti-glare Macbook I would be careful because some of the cleaners can mess up the coating. But I think TV cleaner should be fine for regular Macbooks. I just use iKlear, which works well for me.

WarrenFields said:

If you have an anti-glare Macbook I would be careful because some of the cleaners can mess up the coating. But I think TV cleaner should be fine for regular Macbooks. I just use iKlear, which works well for me.

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Moshi TeraGlove I recommended only uses water that's it. So safe for all screens! =)

WarrenFields said:

If you have an anti-glare Macbook I would be careful because some of the cleaners can mess up the coating. But I think TV cleaner should be fine for regular Macbooks. I just use iKlear, which works well for me.

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is an lcd cleaner okay for the macbook pro?

On the bottle it says it contains distilled water and non toxic detergent. It states it doesn't contain alcohol.

jbsmithmac said:

I've never needed a cleaner. Luke warm water and a microfiber cloth (the one that apple gives/gave with new machines) has always worked well for me.

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Yeah heard about this.

I use alcohol dab and works great

yusukeaoki said:

I use alcohol dab and works great

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i dunno about that

sammyvine said:

i dunno about that

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More like a cloth though.
I recommend Kleen & Dry as well

sammyvine said:

is an lcd cleaner okay for the macbook pro?

On the bottle it says it contains distilled water and non toxic detergent. It states it doesn't contain alcohol.

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Should be. I think the alcohol contents is why some recommend you not to use certain cleaners with anti-glare displays. At least that is what one of labels on a LCD cleaner I purchased warned against.

Whatever Apple is using in their stores:
http://www.amazon.com/Klear-Screen-...F8&qid=1355788699&sr=8-6&keywords=lcd+cleaner

A little bit expensive, but you get a lot of liquid that would probably last for years.

WarrenFields said:

Should be. I think the alcohol contents is why some recommend you not to use certain cleaners with anti-glare displays. At least that is what one of labels on a LCD cleaner I purchased warned against.

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My spray says it contains distilled water and non toxic detergent? It says no alcohol.

Is that dangerous?

http://store.apple.com/uk/product/TX154ZM/A/keep-it-clean-anti-bacterial-notebook-spray-and-cloth?

I use this. It's cheaper than iKlear, leaves less streaks, and lasts for ages (my current bottle has lasted almost 18 months).