I need to clean my window on my new case, with what??

[FluxCap]

I just received my Lian Li PC65 2 days ago and want to clean some dust off the window. It is plexiglass from what I can tell because of small scratches. What is the best non-abrasive solution for cleaning it?

 

[CoBRaXT]

i used windex with a soft cloft and it works fine

 

[drx9175l]

Endust for Electronics with a lint free wipe is what I use on mine. Works great to discharge the static electricity that gathers all the dust.

 

[ShaneB]

U are a retard!

 

[FluxCap]

Thanks.

U are a retard!

What?

 

[SaintTigurius]

Windex the cheapest and best way to go

 

[BA]

Windex is bad, eventually. It has Ammonia, which will, over time, yellow plexiglass.

 

[EeyoreX]

Originally posted by: ShaneB
U are a retard!

Obviously the new guy trying to make friends.

I agree, Windex (or it's cheaper store-brand cousin ) is the way to go.

\Dan

 

[jst0ney]

I had this question awhile back. I found the best is to use the endust for electronics wipes. Do not use windex it will ruin your window over time. Also do not use a paper towel. If you have to use a soultion use a terry cloth of even better a micro fiber cloth to clean you window.

 

[Baileybbk]

I second the Endust for Electronics!

 

[amdskip]

Water and a clean cloth rag.

 

[FluxCap]

Yeah, not sure why the new guy felt like calling me that but oh well. Maybe he doesn't understand the feeling of a new Lian-Li owner and how I want to take care of it :beer:

I had wiped it with a soft cotton shirt but it seemed like all that did was cause static and maybe even made some tiny scratches so I stopped and posted here. I will go get some endust for electronics and some kind of soft cloth. Thanks

 

[Dan]

I clean the window in my new Chieftec with the same "Lens Wipes" I use to clean my glasses.

 

[FluxCap]

Another great idea Dan. I might need to stop by an optical place.

 

[Mallow]

Originally posted by: BA
Windex is bad, eventually. It has Ammonia, which will, over time, yellow plexiglass.

thx for the tip!

 

[mrman3k]

I use tissues and a small hand held fan. I know it is stupid, but it works.

 

[fhetw]

they do make ammonia free windex, i have some but use it for my car but the ammonia free will probably work
i use "nice'clean" anti static cleaning wipes for electronic equipment. does the job on glass or any electronics

 

[EeyoreX]

Yeah, thanks for the Windex tip. I was not aware of that.

I retract my previous endorement

\Dan

 

[sep]

I was getting ready to post a new tread, but came upon this one. Please help!

Why does my directron.com chieftech side panel window look scratched up and never come pristine clean? I?ve tried almost everything to clean this thing and I just can?t get it pristine. Any got a clue or is this normal?

This could add to Madcowz?s ?Here's 1 Reason why not to get a WINDOW for your case...?. No I do like having the window.

-JC

 

[Ness]

Originally posted by: FluxCap
Yeah, not sure why the new guy felt like calling me that but oh well. Maybe he doesn't understand the feeling of a new Lian-Li owner and how I want to take care of it

Or maybe in his 2 posts and day of experience here he think that he somehow insulted you or made a joke.

Well, it certainly made me laugh, but not because it was funny! hah!

Thanks Shane Baker, I needed that

 

[OulOat]

Kimwipes with any liquid. Everything comes right off with no scratches.