Squilly macrumors 68020 Original poster Mar 6, 2013 #1 I'm trying to figure out a way to safely clean my rMBP's screen and keyboard. There's some dust and fur between the keys and on the screen due to my 3 dogs. What's a good way of doing so? Also, does anyone know if the rMBP screen is 60hz or 120hz?
I'm trying to figure out a way to safely clean my rMBP's screen and keyboard. There's some dust and fur between the keys and on the screen due to my 3 dogs. What's a good way of doing so? Also, does anyone know if the rMBP screen is 60hz or 120hz?
W wasimyaqoob macrumors 6502a Mar 6, 2013 #3 Best product for cleaning the screen is iKlear, Spray directly onto a microfibre cloth and wipe accordingly on screen and keyboard. Try using a can of compressed air for dirt trapped in the keyboard.
Best product for cleaning the screen is iKlear, Spray directly onto a microfibre cloth and wipe accordingly on screen and keyboard. Try using a can of compressed air for dirt trapped in the keyboard.
justperry macrumors G5 Mar 6, 2013 #4 wasimyaqoob said: Best product for cleaning the screen is iKlear, Spray directly onto a microfibre cloth and wipe accordingly on screen and keyboard. Try using a can of compressed air for dirt trapped in the keyboard. Click to expand... Too expensive, I use a Glass cleaner on my LCD's, never had any problem.
wasimyaqoob said: Best product for cleaning the screen is iKlear, Spray directly onto a microfibre cloth and wipe accordingly on screen and keyboard. Try using a can of compressed air for dirt trapped in the keyboard. Click to expand... Too expensive, I use a Glass cleaner on my LCD's, never had any problem.
W wasimyaqoob macrumors 6502a Mar 8, 2013 #5 The screen on the Retina MBP is not glass, so using an abrasive glass cleaner should potentially ruin it.
The screen on the Retina MBP is not glass, so using an abrasive glass cleaner should potentially ruin it.
alphaod macrumors Core Mar 8, 2013 #6 I use a microfiber cloth and Windex for the screen and rubbing alcohol for everything else. Squilly said: Also, does anyone know if the rMBP screen is 60hz or 120hz? Click to expand... 60Hz
I use a microfiber cloth and Windex for the screen and rubbing alcohol for everything else. Squilly said: Also, does anyone know if the rMBP screen is 60hz or 120hz? Click to expand... 60Hz