What is the best way to clean both my screen and aluminum part of my cinema display? I've already ruined my Powerbook screen and want to make sure I don't do the same to any part of my monitor. Is it best to just use the cloth that came with it? I've also heard of using fabric softener sheets??
How to clean cinema display?
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I use a paper towel with a few drops of Joy or similar dish soap on it. Squeeze it to make sure the soap is distributed and the towel not dripping wet. Wipe it down then refold the towel and repeat till you don't see more grime on the clean areas of the towel.
Wipe it down afterwards with a damp but not soapy paper towel.
I've done this for years and the screens have been just fine.
Wipe it down afterwards with a damp but not soapy paper towel.
I've done this for years and the screens have been just fine.
Lt Major Burns
"Dicky" Charlteston-Burns
don't use paper towels. don't use paper towels. don't use paper towels.
use a soft cloth. and warm water does the job quite adequately. a small amount of vinegar sometimes helps as well, but in moderation. (like only on stubborn marks)
use a soft cloth. and warm water does the job quite adequately. a small amount of vinegar sometimes helps as well, but in moderation. (like only on stubborn marks)
eric2006
iMovie Professional
Paper towels might be OK on CRT's - thats what you use for cleaning glass. But for LCD's - not a good idea. Make sure to not use so much liquid that it drips down the screen (And possibly soaks into the monitor). I helped someone who spilled coffee on their powerbooks screen, and it messed up the screen pretty good. Be careful, and use common sense, and you'll be fine.
