as title says wat do u guys do to maintain ur moniter ? :bleh:
greenhorn Patron Dec 23, 2006 #2 wipe the screen with the liquid soap we use to wash hands, then wipe with wet cloth, n then dry cloth
wipe the screen with the liquid soap we use to wash hands, then wipe with wet cloth, n then dry cloth
C chic_magnet Skilled Dec 24, 2006 #4 greenhorn said: wipe with wet cloth, n then dry cloth Click to expand... that's how i clean my bike. .should try on the monitor too!
greenhorn said: wipe with wet cloth, n then dry cloth Click to expand... that's how i clean my bike. .should try on the monitor too!
bottle Caffeine Addict Staff member Super Mod Dec 24, 2006 #5 dont liquid soap and glass cleaners cause streaking ?
iosoft PC enthusiast since MS DOS 5 Skilled Dec 24, 2006 #6 I use COLIN only. Both Screen and Cabinet. BTW: not recommended for TFTs.
P p_sam21 Adept Dec 24, 2006 #7 Any wet-damp cotton cloth is enough for me. BTW my monitor cabinet has cracked a bit. Any suggestions what to do.
Any wet-damp cotton cloth is enough for me. BTW my monitor cabinet has cracked a bit. Any suggestions what to do.
iosoft PC enthusiast since MS DOS 5 Skilled Dec 25, 2006 #9 evilution said: Use static duster for LCD/TFT screens. Click to expand... I was thinking of those 200/- vacume-cleaner for TFTs.
evilution said: Use static duster for LCD/TFT screens. Click to expand... I was thinking of those 200/- vacume-cleaner for TFTs.
S sunbiz_3000 Adept Dec 25, 2006 #11 I would recommend using plain water.... dont use anything else, like soap, phenyl, acid...or whatever. U never know the real compound used in these stuff!! Water does a pretty good job!!... and dont use too much pressure on the LCD!!
I would recommend using plain water.... dont use anything else, like soap, phenyl, acid...or whatever. U never know the real compound used in these stuff!! Water does a pretty good job!!... and dont use too much pressure on the LCD!!
greenhorn Patron Dec 25, 2006 #12 the liquid soap that's used to wash hands seems to be gentle enough i have a CRT btw