Hi everyone. Can anyone tell me how to clean a laptop keyboard, "display" from dirt. Can we use any solution for the purpose ???
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I just use screen cleaner for the display and rubbing alcohol on a paper towel for the keyboard and the rest of the laptop.
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I never spray anything directly on to screen. For Glossy or Matte I start with dry micro-fiber cloth (dry) for screen, if any sutbborn stains I use very little screen cleaner on the cloth. Matte screens are generally less forgiving so use I use very little pressure.
I recently starting using white distilled vinegar to clean all plastic areas except KB; for that I do as Kurio ! -
I just use a damp paper towel for everything. Dry off the plastic and screen with another paper towel. Then I use a micro/terry cloth to get rid of any streaks or whatever is left on the screen.
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I use same methods as I clean my glasses with. Mostly microfiber cloth at home. At work I have some cleaning/spray foam for client computers. Some of them are really nasty and I won't work on them before I've cleaned them... yuck. -
I use dilute liquid hand soap sprayed onto lint-free cloth (not on the screen).
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I use a lightly damped soft soft tshirt, then wipe it dry with a dry portion of the tshirt
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For cleaning the screen - I always just use a microfiber cloth and my own warm breath on the screen to clean, and wipe in a circular motion.
Keyboard - When needed I make sure the laptop is turned off and use a qtip to get at "inbetween" the keys.
A couple of years ago I bought few Microfiber Laptop Screen Protectors from ShaggyMac to help protect my laptop screen/keyboard and surprisingly to this day they work extremely well. I will use it to clean the screen (see above "warm breath)and clean up the keyboard. It also washes very well in the washer/dryer. (If you sign up for ShaggyMacs e-mails they will send you codes/discounts to use on their site)
Otherwise, for simple Microfiber cloths you can usually get those free from a local Eye Care Office. Or, Dollar Stores, Walmart etc. sell them for pretty cheap. -
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I just use a microfiber cloth and screen cleaner for the screen and base of my laptop when I think it needs it and I'm not feeling lazy, I only use rubbing alcohol if I want it 100% clean (usually once every 3 months if I had to guess). Not sharing your laptop can help quite a bit -
On the subject of cloths I had so many repairs thru Sony in the last four years when their flagships turned into turd, that I have enough of their 'complimentary cleaning cloths' - that they send out with every job - to last me a lifetime.
Though if Apple sent me one for every repair, I'd have enough for probably until the end of the universe... -
HopelesslyFaithful Notebook Virtuoso
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what are the dirt free techniques for laptops
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by lahi88, Feb 17, 2013.