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applegeek25

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Original poster
Jun 6, 2010
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Toronto, ON
I'm sure this scenario has happened to quite a few people on here, but since I'm a bit OCD I'll ask for your advice. I have my 15" retina MBP sitting on my desk plugged into an external display. I noticed this morning that there was a small spot of dried tea on the aluminum top cover. Apparently my coffee mug must've been dripping a bit as I sat down for work. The spot quickly came up using a soft cloth and iKlear. No mark or stain underneath.

Is it possible that a spot of hot tea on the lid could damage the display inside?
 
I'm sure this scenario has happened to quite a few people on here, but since I'm a bit OCD I'll ask for your advice. I have my 15" retina MBP sitting on my desk plugged into an external display. I noticed this morning that there was a small spot of dried tea on the aluminum top cover. Apparently my coffee mug must've been dripping a bit as I sat down for work. The spot quickly came up using a soft cloth and iKlear. No mark or stain underneath.

Is it possible that a spot of hot tea on the lid could damage the display inside?

If it is 100% on the top case I would not worry about it at all.
 
i poured an entire rum and coke over my mbp a few weeks ago.... closed in a speck hard case.... aside from being sticky like a 3 year olds train set, **** worked fine....
 
i poured an entire rum and coke over my mbp a few weeks ago.... closed in a speck hard case.... aside from being sticky like a 3 year olds train set, **** worked fine....

Wow. That's crazy. I hope it continues to work.
 
I had small drops of water landing on my laptop on multiple occasions. It was never a problem. I would not worry about that at all.
 
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