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    Cleaning CF 28 Palmrest

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Josh380, May 13, 2017.

  1. Josh380

    Josh380 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I decided just for kicks to see if the grungy looking palmrest on my CF-28 was the result of years of wear and abuse, or just years and years of filth. So I got out the sponge, got it wet then wrung out all the water, and went to scrubbing.

    To my surprise, it turns out it's years of greasy palms and filth that's making my palmrest look nowhere near it's former glory. As I'm scrubbing, I'm finding that the scratchy part on the backside works well to remove the dirt, but it's leaving hairline scratches on the palmrest.

    I'm wondering if anyone has tried cleaning it and found anything besides a scrub sponge, soap, and elbow grease, more useful and quicker to clean with......
     

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  2. CWB32

    CWB32 Need parts for my flying saucer.

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    i use a cloth , windex and elbow grease .
    the ammonia in the windex really cuts the finger goo and cheezwhiz .
     
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