can i use this to clean the screen and case of MBP as well as iPad https://www.klearscreen.com/detail.aspx?ID=99
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cleaning??? MBP and iPad
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Just a soft, damp cloth works fine. No special cleaning liquids required.
How to clean Apple products
Apple also gives instructions on how to clean your Mac in the User Guides for the MBA, MBP and iMac:
How to clean Apple products
Apple also gives instructions on how to clean your Mac in the User Guides for the MBA, MBP and iMac:
Also, you'll find plenty of suggestions by searching through the many existing threads on this topic, such as these:
More like +$20 over distilled water.I use iklear for my rMBP, it's the best i've tried. I tried to clean my screen with the apple cloth that came with my laptop but i was not happy about the result. +1 for iklear
Well it has an "i" in front of it. So clearly it does magic on Apple products.
One story I once was told about TV spray (which we eventually bought) was that it doesn't glide down into the TV but stays where it's sprayed. That way it won't short circuit.
One story I once was told about TV spray (which we eventually bought) was that it doesn't glide down into the TV but stays where it's sprayed. That way it won't short circuit.
Google Radtech OmniCleanz. It is non-conducting so No Worries about damaging electronic components. (And no, it doesn't contain distilled water and vinegar...)
It works great cleaning greasy fingerprints on keyboards, displays, digital cameras/lenses... you name it. No residue either. I've used it for a few years and my MBPs look like new; a quick cleaning once a month or so is alll it takes.
A soft dampened cloth is often all you need... but if that doesn't do the trick then you need to use something that can cut through the grease and grime without harming your hardware.
It works great cleaning greasy fingerprints on keyboards, displays, digital cameras/lenses... you name it. No residue either. I've used it for a few years and my MBPs look like new; a quick cleaning once a month or so is alll it takes.
A soft dampened cloth is often all you need... but if that doesn't do the trick then you need to use something that can cut through the grease and grime without harming your hardware.
Ahh Samus, looking good... I've never had that problem, but I've also never sprayed anything directly onto the screen, I usually dampen the cloth I'm using then apply.Well it has an "i" in front of it. So clearly it does magic on Apple products.
One story I once was told about TV spray (which we eventually bought) was that it doesn't glide down into the TV but stays where it's sprayed. That way it won't short circuit.
Compressed air. For something that's stuck, perhaps a thin blade covered by a soft damp cloth.
For years I have been using a $2 bottle of this:
It has no Ammonia. Just spray it on a soft cloth towel and rub away. screens, metal, everything.
It has no Ammonia. Just spray it on a soft cloth towel and rub away. screens, metal, everything.
Techlink anti bacterial screen cloth (about £5/$10 on Amazon) for the display works a treat - cuts through grease and hand prints. I just use a damp micro fibre cloth for the aluminium/keyboard.
As for that gap around the screen at the bottom, just use a wooden tooth pick/cocktail stick to scrape the dust out. Just don't press too hard
As for that gap around the screen at the bottom, just use a wooden tooth pick/cocktail stick to scrape the dust out. Just don't press too hard
