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  • slipgate
    try windex
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  • ljwrench
    They make wet wipe stuff that's supposed to be safe on the screen. I've got some at work. It comes in a container like those clorox wipes. I think you can get it at Office Depot, Staples, ect.
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  • Fep1990
    You do not want to use any sort of household window cleaner on the screen. They do make a cleaner for laptop screens, but I usually tell my clients that they should use a micro-fibre cloth. if the smudges do not come off, dampen, not soak the cloth with warm water. wipe it clean and dry it off.
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  • Kimbercolt
    What ever you use, make sure you turn it OFF before you clean it.
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  • kyplumber
    a damp microfiber cloth will work... DO NOT!! USE WINDEX do NOT use any kind of solvents! Last time I was in compusa I picked up some some wipes specifically for that, check them out.
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  • fishkiller41
    Warm water with mild detergent on a soft cloth will do the trick.Don't waste your cash on "pre-made" wipes ...[;)]

    Jeff
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  • Rockatansky
    http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60446
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  • Huntingnerd33
    quote:Originally posted by slipgate
    try windex


    Are you serious? That doesn't sound right to me.
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  • Huntingnerd33
    Thanks all, I tried what the article said that thesneakyrussian posted and it worked great! I just put some cool, filtered water on a lens cloth and wiped it down and dried it off about 4 times, the screen looks good as new! [8D]
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  • Flyin_Paulie
    quote:Originally posted by Huntingnerd33
    Thanks all, I tried what the article said that thesneakyrussian posted and it worked great! I just put some cool, filtered water on a lens cloth and wiped it down and dried it off about 4 times, the screen looks good as new! [8D]
    Great, from now on, quit being a slob and spilling stuff all over the thing.[:D]
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  • Huntingnerd33
    quote:Originally posted by Flyin_Paulie
    quote:Originally posted by Huntingnerd33
    Thanks all, I tried what the article said that thesneakyrussian posted and it worked great! I just put some cool, filtered water on a lens cloth and wiped it down and dried it off about 4 times, the screen looks good as new! [8D]
    Great, from now on, quit being a slob and spilling stuff all over the thing.[:D]


    I just need to stop chewing & spitting sunflower seeds around the thing. 95% of the marks were little saliva grenades from that and then fingerprints trying to get them off. [:D]
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  • mike55
    [:)]
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