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whats the best way to clean the screen of a powerbook?

excalibur313

excalibur313

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I heard glass cleaners are too abrasive but water doesn't really cut it. Are there better alternatives?
Thanks,
Excalibur313
 
Slightly damp cloth/tissue/paper towel... then just wipe it clean.

Works well on the case too.. keeping it simple usually works well.

iKlear is often recommended but there is a thread floating around about some of its negative aspects.
 
Originally posted by KBFinFan
Slightly damp cloth/tissue/paper towel... then just wipe it clean.

Works well on the case too.. keeping it simple usually works well.

iKlear is often recommended but there is a thread floating around about some of its negative aspects.
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What are some of the negative aspects about iKlear. I'm currently using the product. It seems to do a good job.
 
Some people say it streaks the screan when you wipe it. But, someone else said if you wipe it while the screen is room temperature it doesn't streak. I just picked up some iKlear last week at the Cambridgeside store and am going
to try it out.
 
Endust

endust for electronics.

it is amazing.

it will take every little mark, including the grease from the keyboard.

it is amazing
 
I have one of the microfiber cloths but it doesn't get rid of smudges that are more than a couple days old. I need something liquid but won't damage it. Water sort of cuts it i just didn't know if there was something easy which would work.
Excalibur313
 
how often do you need to clean your screens from smudging? i hardly ever clean my CRT iMac screen, am i going to want to clean my powerbook screen very often (will purchase within next few months)
 
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