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I'm not as anal as some, so I just fold up a paper towel, wet one side, wipe it down, then dry with the other side.
Slightly damp soft cloth or microfiber.
OP - Btw: I can't help myself: maybe English isn't your first language, but in any case, it's "your", not "you're". The latter is the contraction of "you" and "are", so you can see where it doesn't make sense.
Edit: Blinded I lol'd at your much more subtle grammar hint through the use of "my're".
OP - Btw: I can't help myself: maybe English isn't your first language, but in any case, it's "your", not "you're". The latter is the contraction of "you" and "are", so you can see where it doesn't make sense.
Edit: Blinded I lol'd at your much more subtle grammar hint through the use of "my're".
First I wash my hands. I then make sure to put on a fresh pair of clean polyurethane gloves. Once I have checked both of those off my list, I then get a piece of derma cloth and wipe down any residue that might be sitting on the top layer of the screen of my iPad. I spray some iKlear on the screen and make sure to use a flannel cloth measuring exactly 5.75" x 4.35" to wipe down my iPad making sure to wipe down in a nice circular motion. I let the screen dry and let it sit for at least a week before using it again. Make sure to repeat this at least twice a month.
English is my first language. Was a simple typing mistake. Im only 15 x]Slightly damp soft cloth or microfiber.
OP - Btw: I can't help myself: maybe English isn't your first language, but in any case, it's "your", not "you're". The latter is the contraction of "you" and "are", so you can see where it doesn't make sense.
Edit: Blinded I lol'd at your much more subtle grammar hint through the use of "my're".
Microfiber on the glass, damp cloth on the back. Use same for Macbook and iPhone.
If I'm wearing a clean t-shirt, sometimes, i just wipe it on my chest and stomach.
If I'm wearing a clean t-shirt, sometimes, i just wipe it on my chest and stomach.
Pour some warm water into a glass.
Put 1 drip of normal detergent into the water (just a tiny tiny amount)
Use a piece of kitchen towel dipped into this water (only lightly) and wipe around the iPad screen.
Take care to avoid any dampness along edge
Another dry piece of towel to slightly dry.
I cannot see how only plain water will remove oils / acids from your skin off the glass.
Put 1 drip of normal detergent into the water (just a tiny tiny amount)
Use a piece of kitchen towel dipped into this water (only lightly) and wipe around the iPad screen.
Take care to avoid any dampness along edge
Another dry piece of towel to slightly dry.
I cannot see how only plain water will remove oils / acids from your skin off the glass.
Well I'm not sure how comfortable Microfiber clothes might be, but you can probably get a Microfiber cloth at any sort of Target, Wal-Mart, etc.
You can get anything online these days, Amazon has many varieties, but if you want to make an excursion out of it, head to a local eye glass store.
I use a non-alcohol based computer cleaner on mine if the microfiber cloth doesn't work.
I got my 10"x10" microfiber cloth off Amazon for about $2-3. I got it originally for my photography and cleaning my lenses.
I got my 10"x10" microfiber cloth off Amazon for about $2-3. I got it originally for my photography and cleaning my lenses.
Eyeglass cleaner + cloth that came with my eyeglasses.
Btw, your/you're mistake is almost always made by native speakers. Learners don't write out words based on how they sound, they tend to think more about word meaning.
Btw, your/you're mistake is almost always made by native speakers. Learners don't write out words based on how they sound, they tend to think more about word meaning.
Costco carry them! You can buy a household version by the household washing up section or a large pack of them in the automotive section.
