cleaning your notebook

first off, i knoow there are a lot of threads already about this, but i just wanted to take a small poll on this. i just saw a post on some cleaners so i thought i'd take a poll.

cleaning lcd monitors preferences?
1.Monster ScreenClea
2.ShaggyMac
3.pixel clean
4.plain dry microfibers or plain damp cloth


AND this is a side question for myself.

how do i clean notebook keyboards? is it the same thing as desktop keyboards where i use the little cold spray cans from local computer shops? i forgot the names of those, but the little can that sprays air in between your keyboards. do i use those or is there a different way?

are these 2 items worth the while? i wanna get em to protect my screens n keyboard

http://protectcovers.com/screen_protectors.htm

http://cgi.ebay.com/Silicone-KeyBoa...ihZ005QQcategoryZ4601QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
will this fit the a8jp?

 

lens cloth and canned air

 

microfiber cloth and when temps seem to be rising beyond norm, canned air.

 

I just dust my keyboard and the screen every day while the computer is booting up. By doing this, my computer still looks in great condition, not a speck on the screen. Every so often i just take a damp microfiber cloth with some water and wipe it down.

--> this approach works well with a matte screen and keyboard, but tends to push dust around on a glossy screen

Hope this helps,
Bankben

 

Compressed air , lens cloth

 

I use my sunglasses' cloth for the screen and a blow dryer for the keyboard.

 

hmmm, blowdryer, is it effective Bob?

I may try that

 

This is what i use to clean my laptop.

 

Heavy duty looking but I bet it does the job!

 

yes it does. it blows out everything clean.

 

It is effective, make sure you have it on cool though.

 

microfiber/damp cloth on the LCD and small brush + regular vacuum cleaner with a small nozzlefor the keyboard.

 

Ye using a hairdriver on cold mode is good for keyboard.

 

I actually use a slightly damp microfiber cloth, often breathing on the screen and then wiping it (like you would a pair of eyeglasses). Hasn't gone wrong on me yet.