Screen cleaning without dustscratches?

[AGANG]

I have a 13" inch macbook pro retina (2015). I clean the retina screen with destilled water and included cloth (as Apple says). With this cleaning form I did some dustscratches. How can I clean my retina screen without scratches?
Thank you🙂

 

[Samuelsan2001]

Dust should not be able to scratch your screen, take it into apple and ask about it, it may be a AR coating issue and they might replace the screen for you.

 

[andreyush]

Can you post a picture ?

 

[3568358]

Your screen should not scratch from cleaning by any means. Contact apple about the Anti-Reflective Coating on your screen.

 

[AGANG]

What do you think? Do I have a screen issue?

 

[Toutou]

This looks like a dirty screen to me. Are you sure there are scratches? Try cleaning it thoroughly, maybe add more water and look for those again.

 

[AGANG]

no:/ This is scrach but fortunately doesnt make "rainbow color" when I see something white picture.
So is this an issue? Anybody has dustscratches too?

 

[T5BRICK]

That's some pretty abrasive dust you've got going on there. My 2015 rMBP doesn't have any scratches currently. I'm hoping to keep it this way.

 

[AGANG]

How do you clean your rMBP?

 

[Toutou]

I clean mine just like you clean yours, but I use tap water instead. No scratches whatsoever after a year.

 

[Harthag]

How do you clean your rMBP?

I use a regular old microfiber cloth and gently graze the screen to wipe dust off. If there are any specks on there that won't brush off I put a drop or 2 of water on the cloth and wipe just the spot where the speck is. I've never once wiped the entire screen with a damp cloth, haven't had to yet. Screen is as perfect as it was in April when I got it and when not in use I keep it inside a case. Definitely could be an anti-glare coating issue with your screen, that seems rather extreme.

 

[AGANG]

I hope that isn't an issue, just a bad form of my cleaning method. I dont like service after a purchase of my macbook pro.

 

[andreyush]

It doesn't seems like a coating issue :/ .. You can clean your macbook with wipes special for glasses...Those which doesn't affect the anti-reflective displays.
Also you could go at an Apple Service to see what's that "scratch".

 

[LIVEFRMNYC]

What do you think? Do I have a screen issue?

No way regular dust caused that.