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A Clean MBA Screen. What do you use?
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Do NOT use winded, or any other chemical on your screen. A slightly dampened anti static microfiber cloth is all you need.
I use this method on my iMac, MBA, MBP, IPF and iPhone. You need nothing else. The only chemical substance you can use is Iclear, but it's expensive and IMO, not required.
I use this method on my iMac, MBA, MBP, IPF and iPhone. You need nothing else. The only chemical substance you can use is Iclear, but it's expensive and IMO, not required.
Yeah don't use Windex. I use a regular old microfiber cloth every few days or whenever I notice something funky on the screen. Maybe once a month or so, I dampen 1 corner of the microfiber cloth with water and wipe down the screen. This method has served me well on iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, etc.
+1 I use iKlear too. It is pretty pricy, but I think it's worth it. I clean my MBA screen maybe once every like 2 months? But I also have a shaggy-mac screen protector to put inbetween my keyboard + screen when it's closed.
I put on a photodon screen protector. It prevents the keyboard and aluminum lips from scratching the glass of the screen, and makes it slightly more anti-glare. Also, makes me not care what I use to wipe it down as the screen protector can be replaced easily.
I Kleer sprayed lightly on a Microfiber Cloth, on one side, buff with the other,
Never on a screen, especially a warm one
I use an LED screen cleaning foam from Phillips and always with a microfiber cloth. As many have already said..DO NOT USE WINDEX!
A cheap alternative is the lens cleaning spray you can get at Wal-mart with a microfiber. Works great!
A cheap alternative is the lens cleaning spray you can get at Wal-mart with a microfiber. Works great!
I use Monster Screenclean sprayed on a microfiber cloth. I use it for my MBP screen, iPhone, and my TV.
But I'm sure that the above posts suggesting a microfiber cloth and a little water are correct, and you really don't need a cleaning product.
But I'm sure that the above posts suggesting a microfiber cloth and a little water are correct, and you really don't need a cleaning product.
