Cleaning an LCD screen on an ibook....

[AP_piano295]

So I checked the apple website and they have no specifics on cleaning these screens that I can find. Should I just use a fine cloth and water or would windex be good.

And for future reference are there any scratch removers for the ibook?

 

[devilot]

Searching helps...

[URL=https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/124488/[/URL] <-- No joke, that's the name of the thread...

Some more... not specific to iBook but still...
[URL=https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/149339/[/URL]
[URL=https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/150310/[/URL]<-- there should be some serious suggestions dotted in there
[URL=https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/125629/[/URL]

 

[eva01]

There is something you can go buy on radtech.com i believe is the name and that is what i use for my two powerbooks and my 2005FPW. But i need to get some compressed air at some point :/

 

[Lau]

So I checked the apple website and they have no specifics on cleaning these screens that I can find. Should I just use a fine cloth and water or would windex be good.

And for future reference are there any scratch removers for the ibook?

Do you happen to wear glasses? I find the lens cloths you get with these excellent for this. Now I clean my glasses on my t-shirt. I just rub gently, and any persistent sneeze marks and greasy fingerprints I just breathe on, then use the lens cloth. It's always been fine for me, but I await the flaming as I'm told that "lung juice" erodes the screen or something....

 

[i4k20c]

Do any of you guys use those pressurized air cans to clean the keyboard? You know to get nething inside them stuck.

 

[devilot]

Do any of you guys use those pressurized air cans to clean the keyboard? You know to get nething inside them stuck.

Once again, search is your friend: .

 

[AP_piano295]

Do you happen to wear glasses? I find the lens cloths you get with these excellent for this. Now I clean my glasses on my t-shirt. I just rub gently, and any persistent sneeze marks and greasy fingerprints I just breathe on, then use the lens cloth. It's always been fine for me, but I await the flaming as I'm told that "lung juice" erodes the screen or something....

nope 20/20

 

[Lau]

nope 20/20

Hmm. You have 3 options.

1. Get someone to poke you in the eye, therefore creating the need for glasses, and use the lens cloth given to you when you are fitted for glasses.
2. Buy a lens cloth.
3. Wait for some more advice, from someone more practical.