cleaning flat-panel monitor

[cheezmunky]

I have a flat-panel monitor that is dirty. How should I go about cleaning it?

 

[Rhombuss]

If you know someone who works in lab, kimwipes do the trick for me

 

[cheezmunky]

That sounds great but I dont have any friends in the lab and have no idea what kimwipes are.

 

[Alptraum]

I use that Endust for electronics stuff. Have used it on my laptops and CRTs for years. Works well.

 

[cheezmunky]

Is there anything lying around the house that i can use to clean it or do i have to go buy something?

 

[Kingofcomputer]

I use toilet paper.

 

[neoro]

lol..
toilet paper...
try.. Tissue...

 

[RSMemphis]

Originally posted by: Rhombuss
If you know someone who works in lab, kimwipes do the trick for me

Kimwipes with what? Kimwipes are dry.
Since the cover is plastic only, I am hesitant of using solvent.

 

[Challenger]

Swiffers and windex on a paper towel.Don't spray it on the monitor but on the paper towel and don't use so much that it runs down the screen

 

[RTCarbon]

Hey...
Don't use any cleaning solutions on the display...might damge it. The best way is to get your self a good MicroFiber towel, and add a mist of water to the towel. Not the Display. If you don't have a MicroFiber towel, just use something that doesnt lint. Sweep the display with the grain not against it.

Well thats about it. Laters.

 

[Lore]

I use a cloth used for cleaning eyeglasses. Those generally work pretty well (microfiber cloths are the ones that Sunglass Hut sells).

 

[Kingofcomputer]

Tissue is overkilled,
toilet paper is soft enough, won't cause any damage.

 

[chizow]

Originally posted by: Lore
I use a cloth used for cleaning eyeglasses. Those generally work pretty well (microfiber cloths are the ones that Sunglass Hut sells).

Heheh I do too, and the spray they give you. Works great. If it won't damage $300 Revo polarized lenses, should be fine for my monitor

Chiz