Monitor Cleaning Products

[Odysee]

I have a Microfibre cloth, but looking for some harmful cleaning product to clean the glass & body on my iMac as well as my iPhone with other peripherals. I have regular window cleaner, but I'm afraid it may be too harsh for the computer. What do you guys use?

I remember a few years back, you could buy a really beautiful (over priced ) cleaning kit from Apple's online store, but for whatever reason, it's been discontinued. Would be neat if it was still around. Does anyone remember it?

Ben.

 

[Martyimac]

I have a Microfibre cloth, but looking for some harmful cleaning product to clean the glass & body on my iMac as well as my iPhone with other peripherals. I have regular window cleaner, but I'm afraid it may be too harsh for the computer. What do you guys use?

I remember a few years back, you could buy a really beautiful (over priced ) cleaning kit from Apple's online store, but for whatever reason, it's been discontinued. Would be neat if it was still around. Does anyone remember it?

Ben.

How about a product that ISN'T harmful.
I have used iKlear for years. Works very well.

 

[Odysee]

How about a product that ISN'T harmful.
I have used iKlear for years. Works very well.

That stuff is extremely expensive for a screen cleaner. Is it honestly worth the asking price?

 

[adam9c1]

I’ll snap a picture of what I use later. Just posting this so I don’t loose this thread. I think it’s made by 3M.

 

[Martyimac]

That stuff is extremely expensive for a screen cleaner. Is it honestly worth the asking price?

All depends on how often you use it. My 6oz bottle has lasted me 5 years. Yes that is years.
And yes, it is worth it, to me.

 

[adam9c1]

I use it on everything:
Laptop screens (both LCD and glass, keyboards, and top surfaces of laptops. Does wonders on white Apple alu keyboards.

Spray on a soft lint free cloth and wipe away.

3M Anti-Static Electronic Equipment Cleaner, CL600
Catalog Number CL600

Removes fingerprints, dirt, grease and dust from electronic equipment
Anti-static agent helps reduce dust build-up
Streak-free formula
Foaming action helps reduce running on vertical surfaces
Removes fingerprints, dirt, grease and dust from most electronic equipment surfaces. Anti-static agent helps reduce dust build-up. Streak-free formula. Foaming action helps reduce running on vertical surfaces. 10 oz. aerosol can

 

[Odysee]

I use it on everything:
Laptop screens (both LCD and glass, keyboards, and top surfaces of laptops. Does wonders on white Apple alu keyboards.

Spray on a soft lint free cloth and wipe away.

3M Anti-Static Electronic Equipment Cleaner, CL600
Catalog Number CL600

Removes fingerprints, dirt, grease and dust from electronic equipment
Anti-static agent helps reduce dust build-up
Streak-free formula
Foaming action helps reduce running on vertical surfaces
Removes fingerprints, dirt, grease and dust from most electronic equipment surfaces. Anti-static agent helps reduce dust build-up. Streak-free formula. Foaming action helps reduce running on vertical surfaces. 10 oz. aerosol can

More than happy to pay that price. Only issue is, they don't stock it in the UK!

 

[robertmanziel]

I have a LED monitor on my ultimate man cave and i think it already needs cleaning. Can anyone post a picture of the product you have been using?

 

[ZapNZs]

I use Rogge. Chances are it is approved by the maker of at least several of the displays in your home.

I also use a 3M cleaning cloth...I try to only clean displays, watches, and lenses with textured cloths like this given the texture means smaller particles can position themselves inside the ridges rather than being forced up against the finish and scratching it. With a smooth cloth, smaller particles that can cause scratches are forced up against the finish. I first learned the importance of this from waxing cars.

I use both of these on my Breitling with a double AR sapphire crystal. While the sapphire glass is incredibly hard, the exterior AR coating is insanely delicate (I would argue equally as delicate as the coating on the MBPs.) Good results all-around.

 

[Odysee]

I use Rogge. Chances are it is approved by the maker of at least several of the displays in your home.

I also use a 3M cleaning cloth...I try to only clean displays, watches, and lenses with textured cloths like this given the texture means smaller particles can position themselves inside the ridges rather than being forced up against the finish and scratching it. With a smooth cloth, smaller particles that can cause scratches are forced up against the finish. I first learned the importance of this from waxing cars.

I use both of these on my Breitling with a double AR sapphire crystal. While the sapphire glass is incredibly hard, the exterior AR coating is insanely delicate (I would argue equally as delicate as the coating on the MBPs.) Good results all-around.

I just bought some too!!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROGGE-DU...135097&hash=item2ca32484c1:g:FZoAAOSwe7BW0bHC

 

[Starship67]

I only use Omnicleanz by radtech for all my electronics.
https://www.radtech.com/products/omnicleanz