Monitors LCD Screen Wipes
- Thread starter Eazy
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Kuantum said:Don't forget to buy distilled water together with isopropyl alcohol from the same chemcial shop...
If tap water is used for mixing the cleaning process will again leave markings after drying which happens quite quickly...
Oh...I was under the impression that one would not use water at all if isopropyl alcohol was used :S ?
The Sorcerer
Skilled
WOW this topic still stands????
@sydras
Not advisable to use highly concentrated isopropyl alcohol.
Involuntary vapor inhalation can lead to really unpleasant side effects so need to be careful.
50% concentration is sufficient for a 1:1 distilled water mix to clean LCD screen.
60% concentration or higher requires more distilled water mix.
Not advisable to use highly concentrated isopropyl alcohol.
Involuntary vapor inhalation can lead to really unpleasant side effects so need to be careful.
50% concentration is sufficient for a 1:1 distilled water mix to clean LCD screen.
60% concentration or higher requires more distilled water mix.
@Eazy
surface area of heatsinks & cpu not comparable to LCD screen
Using spray bottle in case of LCD screen cleaning spreads fine vapours which can be inhaled easily even if one is careful.
Consistent isopropyl alcohol spread on Jockey Vest (Combed Cotton) or microfibre is essential to the LCD cleaning process which is normally done with spray bottle.
u can get away with highly concentrated solution to add a nice gleam to heatsinks. No diluting necessary. Since even the 70% solution is nearly 30% diluted when purchased its not advisable that this stuff come in contact with electrically conductive parts of cpu or gpu. Clean only the die area and nothing around it in case of gpu. LGA775 CPU already manufacured with heat spreaders on top so no probs there. Acetone is better for cleaning heatsink compound but expensive.
Addendum my earlier post #71. Spraying 2 much of this solution onto the screen may trickle down into LCD buttons and other gaps which can't be good!!!
surface area of heatsinks & cpu not comparable to LCD screen
Using spray bottle in case of LCD screen cleaning spreads fine vapours which can be inhaled easily even if one is careful.
Consistent isopropyl alcohol spread on Jockey Vest (Combed Cotton)
or microfibre is essential to the LCD cleaning process which is normally done with spray bottle.u can get away with highly concentrated solution to add a nice gleam to heatsinks. No diluting necessary.
Since even the 70% solution is nearly 30% diluted when purchased its not advisable that this stuff come in contact with electrically conductive parts of cpu or gpu. Clean only the die area and nothing around it in case of gpu. LGA775 CPU already manufacured with heat spreaders on top so no probs there. Acetone is better for cleaning heatsink compound but expensive.Addendum my earlier post #71. Spraying 2 much of this solution onto the screen may trickle down into LCD buttons and other gaps which can't be good!!!
SledgeHammer
Disciple
Is the Distilled water that's mentioned in this thread same as the battery water ?