Spots = residue that has dried.
Hm. Alright. It's glistening so to me it doesn't seem entirely dry, but I guess I will have to wait a few days to go get some distilled water.
I doubt I need the air can, though, given that my iMac screen is only a day old and I doubt much dust has already accumulated.
Spots = residue that has dried. If you took a plastic sheet and dripped salt water on it, it will leave behind salt crystals after drying. If you tried to wipe that dry, you'd scratch the hell out of your panel.
Also...really?
See, I think this is part of why I find myself asking so many questions, sometimes to the point of seeming redundancy. It seems like this forum tends to engender a lot of contradictory answers. One person says one thing, another says the opposite. I know that this is to be expected, and that not everyone can agree on one simple answer but... surely, there is some sort of consensus, especially if this issue is as commons sensical as some of you claim.
I mean, some folks are saying the iMac screen is strong, resilient, and that this thread is unnecessary, while others are claiming that wiping up a glistening something on a screen that is smaller than a penny will "scratch the hell out of [my] panel". It can't be both. Either some people aren't carefully attending to my particular context and what this situation actually requires, or this is just a case of different preferences and opinions.
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