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A damp cloth on the alu body and lens cleaner/microfiber cloth on the display
 
iclear and the cloth that came with the computer. usually once every couple weeks.


or a mr clean magic eraser. which ever i have around.

in fact, i may go do that now...
 
I use Endust anti-static wipes for electronics. Cleans well and doesn't leave any particles behind.
 
iKlear & iKlear polish

What’s the difference between iKlear and iKlear polish? After watching some YouTube videos on it I have come up with 2 assumptions:

1) There is no difference between the liquid in either bottle.
2) The only reason why they call it iKlear polish is that it comes with polishing
cloths.

Are my assumptions right or wrong? tia
 
damp sock + dry sock for the screen
damp sock for the case + keyboard (same as the screen but after the screen)

Unless yours is a unibody (glass screen) do not use windex/alcohol.
 
I use water and the pad that came with my MBP. The only thing i cant seem to get rid of is the tiny scratches that some how got on my screen :( And the dark little spots on the screen that have appeared out of nowhere. Anybody ever had this and/or know how to get rid of it:confused:
 
iKlear is what they use @ the Apple Store and the reviews were so good that I ordered the Complete Kit which should be arriving pretty soon.
 
Feather duster for screen and keyboard, canned air for between keys and inside. I use a natural surface cleaning solution for smudges on the casing and the like.
 
feather duster for the screen for light dust
iklear and a microfiber cloth for the screen for smudges
Pledge for electronics or 3m computer cleaner + microfiber cloth for the body

* i used to use compressed air until a bad experience where specks of dust got sprayed between the back light and LCD. Since that happened i do not use compressed air anymore :)
 
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