What do you use to clean your screen? (W3V)

Just looking for an idea of what is a good product that works well for the W3V screen.

 

Try this thread:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=23412&highlight=Cleaning+Maintenance

Justin had some good tips!

 

I used a damp cloth - actually, an Oakley sunglasses case - really soft. I just damped one end of it, gently wiped down the screen, then polished it (no pressure) until it was streak-free. Never use anything but water to clean the screen.

 

I use a damp cloth with a hint of detergent (washing up liquid) to clean the screen. I then carry on to clean the rest of the computer with the same damp cloth, all without shutting down (hence need for the damp, not wet, cloth).

John

 

detergent?? as in like laundry detergent? wont that leave some residue on the screen? or possibly damage the screen?

IDK but i would think ....and then again im not a expert on this all i do is use water and dry it up good

 

Do not use Paper towels. They are abbrasive. After long use you will start to see swirl marks. The cloth that comes between the screen and the keyboard if you cut it up you can use that. Works fine with water ofcourse but there are more effective cleaning agends that dont require wax on wax off.,
Here is something i found on a website.....
How should I clean my LCD screen on my notebook?
Over time, you might notice dust or fingerprints on your LCD screen. As they become more and more noticeable, you will surely want to clean them off. As long as you follow a few guidelines, you can easily clean your screen without any harm to it.
Canned air is a great cleaning device. Make sure you always hold the can upright and gently blow the air onto the screen to remove any dust particles. Most often, this will get rid of most of the dust. For smudge marks or fingerprints, you will need to wipe the screen. First and foremost, do not use a paper towel. As soft as they might seem to you, they are abrasive and over time will scratch your screen. Find a soft cotton cloth, or an electrostatic cloth used to clean eyeglasses. Always wipe in one direction (usually top to bottom). Do not use Windex or any other solvents that contain ammonia or ethyl alcohol, as these will cause your screen to turn yellow. There are several commercial products available*, or if you want, you can use just plain water or water mixed with a tiny bit of vinegar or isopropyl alcohol.