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Hamoodi

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Aug 29, 2010
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Hey guys what's up?! I have been on the market for a good cleaner for a while now (since about 07' when I got my first ever apple product!", and I think the iKlear is a good choice. I was planning on getting this one: http://www.amazon.com/Klear-Screen-...1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1313799818&sr=1-1

This good^? I have also heard that iKlear is used by Apple Technicians...? Anybody wanna confirm that? :D

Thanks a lot! :apple:
 
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iKlear is good but fairly overpriced. You could get away with an alcohol based cleaner (I think isopropyl is recommended) and a microfiber cloth. Will easily save you a tenner.
 
A microfiber cloth and a little water, I never needed anything more.
 
A microfiber cloth and a little water, I never needed anything more.

The only issue with water is that its evaporation rate is much longer than alcohols'. When cleaning electronics, it's important that the liquid evaporates quickly or it may cause damage if it gets inside the machine.

Cleaning the iMac's glass with water is okay and I also do that sometimes but using water for the keyboard for example can be harmful.
 
A little water on the corner of the microfiber cloth that came with the iMac works fine for the screen.

As for the keyboard and case of the iMac I use moistened office equipment cleaning towels that I buy in packs at the 100 yen (dollar) store.

By the way, KeyboardCleanTool from the developer of BetterTouchTool is a great little app for disabling the keyboard while cleaning. :)
 
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