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Clean Laptop Screen?

I recommend some 120grit sandpaper.*





* 100% cotton cloth dampened w/ a hint of water is all you need to use.
 
You're suppose to not use any type of solvent, except water and cloth or paper.
Before I knew that, I use to use alcohol. I now use water and see no difference. Both clean as well.
 
Anything that is okay for CRT's will work fine. If you only need to clean your LCD a few times a year, then a paper towel and the cleaner will work great. Cloth tends to leave streaks. If the LCD is clean but dusty, then just use some compressed air or a soft bristled brush to remove the dust.
 
Dell Article on Laptop LCD Cleaning


Here's a short excerpt:



<< The following cleaners are acceptable:

Water
IPA (Isoprophyl Alcohol)
Hexane
Petroleum Benzine

NOTICE: The following cleaners are unacceptable:

Acetone
Ethyl alcohol
Toluene
Ethyl acid
Ammonia
Methyl chloride

These might cause permanent damage to the LCD due to a chemical reaction. Some commercial window cleaners contain ammonia and are generally unacceptable.

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