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Some use "precious bodily fluids" according to General Buck Turgison.
Some use "precious bodily fluids" according to General Buck Turgison.
The lamentations of their women.
The lamentations of their women.
Krom...
Krom...
Glass of hot water with a single drop of dishsoap. Wet microfiber cloth and wring nearly all water out before wiping screen.
Glass of hot water with a single drop of dishsoap. Wet microfiber cloth and wring nearly all water out before wiping screen.
I use Bounty full size paper towels, partially sprayed with Windex glass cleaner.
I use Bounty full size paper towels, partially sprayed with Windex glass cleaner.
I've done this too, but windex will eventually fog the plastic. Better to use warm water and a tiny bit of dish soap with a cotton towel or cotton tee-shirt etc.
I've done this too, but windex will eventually fog the plastic. Better to use warm water and a tiny bit of dish soap with a cotton towel or cotton tee-shirt etc.
I use lens cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Do not use paper towels and windex.
I use lens cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Do not use paper towels and windex.
There's a spray made specifically for this. Easy to find on Amazon. It's called "Screen Mom". I have all kind of big screens here and I use this. It works well.
Get some microfiber cloths. Make sure they're clean. Spray the cloth and then wipe the screen. Do not spray the screen directly.
There's a spray made specifically for this. Easy to find on Amazon. It's called "Screen Mom". I have all kind of big screens here and I use this. It works well.
Get some microfiber cloths. Make sure they're clean. Spray the cloth and then wipe the screen. Do not spray the screen directly.
I just picked this up off of Amazon, should get here tomorrow. Thanks for the recommendation
I just picked this up off of Amazon, should get here tomorrow. Thanks for the recommendation
I just use a damp cloth...
I just use a damp cloth...
I just use a microfiber cloth and some diluted isopropyl alcohol. Usually have 90% alcohol sitting around, and I'll dilute that down to probably 30% or so.
I just use a microfiber cloth and some diluted isopropyl alcohol. Usually have 90% alcohol sitting around, and I'll dilute that down to probably 30% or so.
Drop of dish soap my finger, and a microfiber cloth.
Drop of dish soap my finger, and a microfiber cloth.
Soft damp cloth with a drop of Dawn. The Dawn provides lubrication while breaking down oils and organics on your screen as you scrub. Give it a good scrub, should barely make any soapy bubbles. Wipe clean/dry with another cloth. I do about the same with my cheap reading glasses, a drop of Dawn, rubbed in with my finger then transfer to both lenses both sides, use the fingerprint of my fingers to scrub the lenses under a small stream of running tap water. When you can almost feel them squeak across the plastic lens you know they are clean. Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
My kindle screen looks like new (never used a protector) and is 6 years old, used heavily, daily. Cheap plastic lens readers look like new, no microscratches at all, last until the cheap hinges break or I accidentally step on them or other dumb move.
Soft damp cloth with a drop of Dawn. The Dawn provides lubrication while breaking down oils and organics on your screen as you scrub. Give it a good scrub, should barely make any soapy bubbles. Wipe clean/dry with another cloth. I do about the same with my cheap reading glasses, a drop of Dawn, rubbed in with my finger then transfer to both lenses both sides, use the fingerprint of my fingers to scrub the lenses under a small stream of running tap water. When you can almost feel them squeak across the plastic lens you know they are clean. Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
My kindle screen looks like new (never used a protector) and is 6 years old, used heavily, daily. Cheap plastic lens readers look like new, no microscratches at all, last until the cheap hinges break or I accidentally step on them or other dumb move.
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