Cleaning computer screens

[Brenden]

How do I clean my computer screen without smears.

[woofgang]

we bought a spray with a cloth from the Apple store and its the first true non smear cleaner we have ever had. it cost about 13 quid but works perfectly and seems to be very economical in use. Its called Keepit Clean

[gingejbee]

The only thing you need is a slightly-damp, fine-textured microfibre cloth - no sprays, no chemicals. They are often called "glass-cleaning" cloths. Ideal for specs, too.

[woofgang]

gingebee that has never worked for me.

[B00]

You're welcome!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMmjSE_d6J0

[gingejbee]

woof: it's the only thing i ever use on my laptop screen and glasses and I'm very fussy about my specs, in particular.

[deggers316]

£13?????
all u need is one drop of washing up liquid diluted i a cup of water and a soft cloth then dry over with a kitchen roll £13 ?? Jesus they saw u coming

[deggers316]

same goes for ALL tv screens

[Old_Geezer]

Ajax and a Brillo pad.
No smears to be seen.

[scotman]

lots of previous stuff here

http://www.theanswerb...ng+computer+screen&t=

[bookbinder]

Take a paper tissue and wet it under the cold tap. Squeeze out the excess (it only needs to be wet, not dripping). Wipe it quickly and evenly over the screen, and immediately dry it off with a soft cloth (a fluffy towel is good). I say "immediately" because you shouldn't allow the dampness to dry, otherwise you will get smears.

[deggers316]

LOL Old_Geezer
that would be true

[Brenden]

Thanks Abers you are great.

[woofgang]

i have also tried the washing up liquid thing and the damp tissue thing without success...okay that makes me a gullible incompetent but it makes me a gullible incompetent with a clean computer screen

[deggers316]

woofgang you've lost me ?

[carmalee]

I use tesco baby wipes - usually wipe - leave one out for a while so it's not too moist then wipe the whole computer over, screen and all

[woofgang]

"£13?????
all u need is one drop of washing up liquid diluted i a cup of water and a soft cloth then dry over with a kitchen roll £13 ?? Jesus they saw u coming"

your comment deggers

[deggers316]

i have also tried the washing up liquid thing and the damp tissue thing without success...okay that makes me a gullible incompetent
your comment too woofgang
note the word "without"
did it work for u or not

[deggers316]

yeh ok it's me not reading right, got ya

[woofgang]

finally!!!!!