What do you use to clean your monitor?

[rive0108]

I prefer to use dihydrogen oxide (hydroxylic acid) and a soft microfibre cloth.
While it is true that DHMO is a caustic chemical compound that can cause death if inhaled, and is capable of causing severe tissue damage, If youre careful, it' is also an excellent cleaner that makes the screen look really clear, and the images sharp.
You have to be careful though, as it can damage the LCD screen if not used properly, and cause corrosion of any metal parts of the computer it comes in contact with.

 

[z3r010]

The wife

 

[Joan Archer]

The wife

Typical :huh:

 

[bassfisher6522]

I dont let mine touch any thing electronic.....dangerous to my health and wallet....I clean my own computer and hers as well if I want it done right....LOL

 

[satchmo]

Spit and snot.

 

[mansrm81]

A dirty sock.

 

[sassofalco]

The wife

If I send my two, will she please include them in her cleaning regime? No rush!!:huh:










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[LaboratoryAnt]

We use hydroxylic acid (amongst other acids) for cleaning glass at work, so I guess I can see how that works, not too keen on trying it on my LCD's though.

I've used many things but have never settled on one decent method.

 

[rive0108]

We use hydroxylic acid (amongst other acids) for cleaning glass at work, so I guess I can see how that works, not too keen on trying it on my LCD's though.

I've used many things but have never settled on one decent method.

hydroxylic acid aka water:D

 

[LaboratoryAnt]

We use hydroxylic acid (amongst other acids) for cleaning glass at work, so I guess I can see how that works, not too keen on trying it on my LCD's though.

I've used many things but have never settled on one decent method.

hydroxylic acid aka water:D

lol the brain saw: hydrochloric

 

[echrada]

Dampish (with water not acid) soft cloth.

 

[Everlong]

Just some bog standard LCD screen wipes. £5 from PC world. There were like £30 screen cleaning kits, but I couldn't justify spending that much.

 

[Joan Archer]

Dampish (with water not acid) soft cloth.

That's usually what I use although I have got some wipes and solution that I got from Viking, but forget I've got it when I come to clean the screens :huh:

 

[zeromaster]

92% Isopropyl alcohol wiping lightly with a paper towel and blowing off fuzzies with canned air

 

[Jekyll and Hyde]

Soft damp cloth, luke warm, never done mine any harm

 

[Nominativ]

Nothing, it's clean enough.