im using a pieace of fabric and spraying a lil bit of windex on it to clean my lcd screen for my inspiron 1520..is my screen goin to get damaged?
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Most likely not, but it's best to clean a screen with microfiber cloth.
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Windex is a little too strong of a solution. Use Isopropyl alcohol diluted with some water and wipe with a microfiber cloth.
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most places you can buy a very mild non-conductive LCD cleaner. it's not that expensive, lasts a long time. it usually comes with a nice lint-free reusable cloth.
I would never spray windex onto or near my laptop. My old CRT on the other hand, i drowned it in windex -
I also advise agasint Windex or other "household cleaners".
There are some methods/products for cleaning LCDs mentioned in this thread/guide.
Cleaning Your Notebook Guide Part 3: Cleaning the Screen -
There are pictures on the net of lcds getting ruined from windex. water and a microfibre cloth works well.
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"water and a microfibre cloth works well."
that should do the trick. make sure you turn the machine off. don't apply too much pressure one a singe spot. be gentle. -
well i dont spray windex onto the screen...i sprayed a very lil bit onto the cloth itself and then i cleaned the screen (with comp shut off of couse)...it seemed to work well but im not sure abot long term dmg...and since someone here stated at windex messed up some lcds....im scared lol..
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There are several more threads where people have managed to damage their screens by using glass cleaners and other strong chemicals. I really don’t understand why some of you need to use these chemicals, what do you have on your screens that cannot be removed with a damp soft cloth
If you must use a something, then get a special LCD cleaning liquid, don’t use anything else (not even those meant for old CRT monitors and TVs) -
is this safe?
Discussion in 'Dell' started by lucirz, Jan 3, 2008.