Currently i'm having a lot of problems cleaning the G73.. Basically , i have dandruff so all the stuff falls on it sometimes.. so basically i use a microfilter cloth to pick it up.. my screen gets blotches but i use the microfilter clot too.. i was wondering if there was some cleaner which can clean the G73s rubber coating? i need something from UK's amazon so if anyone has some experience i'd be grateful. Also need some screen cleaner...
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Distilled water works fine.
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A can of air or something similar. I use this to blow dust and other junk off: Amazon.com: Giottos AA1903 Rocket Air Blaster Large (Red): Gateway
It looks completely ridiculous but I assure you, it works really well. My G73 is spotless. Also good for the vents too. -
^LOL! It looks absurd. :3
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LOL it looks like a d ouchebag!!
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Wear a hat when you use your laptop. I only use warm water and a micro fiber cloth on my machine.
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well here's what i use..
Fellowes anti static screen cleaner + microfibre for the rubber coating and screen. Its anti static plus doesnt leave streaks
Cyberclean for the grill, keyboard and ports
Compressed air + LP Needle 22G (to stop the fan from spinning) for the fan and vents -
Selsun Blue works great for dandruff. Other products fail in comparison.
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^ heh, yes as a doctor and a fellow dandruff victim, even i would recommend selsun
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alladintherogue Notebook Consultant
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thanks.. i think i'll just use a microfilter cloth and water..
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I really recommend to use CyberClean to clean the rubberised palm rest. It did a really decent job for me.
As for the screen, I cleaned the dust off by using the included Asus microfiber cleaning cloth. -
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You can buy it, or you can distill it yourself. It's really simple.
Water Distillation
All distilled water is essentially the condensed steam. You know when you boil water and put a cover over it, in a minute or two the lid is sobbing wet underneath?
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lol i'm too lazy.. i'll just no use water to clean screen..
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alladintherogue Notebook Consultant
Or buy distilled water from the pharmacy or somewhere else...it does actually have several uses
On the rocket thingy....so it's a fancied up rubber bulb then ? -
8 inches, impressive lol
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LOL
Dirty mind.
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I get a lot of dust in my speaker bar-holes. Tried using a can of air, but no luck. Any suggestions?
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ALLurGroceries Vegan Vermin Super Moderator
Use a toothbrush and more canned air.
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What do you guys recommend to clean the screen? Not just for dust, because I use the microfiber cloth for that, but for those little tiny spots you can't avoid getting from liquid or something, or finger print smudges? I've used some kind of generic screen cleaner wipes from Staples in the past, but it leaves a streak. What I wound up doing was using the wipe, then quickly using the microfiber cloth.
Was wondering if there was a specific product and make that some of you could reccomend for this. Thanks -
You can get special liquid for LCD screens etc like this one here I picked up something similiar and have used it on my screen many times and its still mint without even a nick on the screen. Water just does not do the job.
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Cleaning the G73JH
Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by sean473, Sep 24, 2010.