PC hardware: How do you clean a plasma screen?
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by jimoeri - 11/24/08 11:29 AM In reply to: TomahawkZA, Thank You For Supporting Smiles by pfeffer3You people with the fantastic IQs really have to know not everyone is equipped with you know how.
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Re:How do you clean a plasma screen?
by TomahawkZA - 4/13/04 6:54 AM In reply to: How do you clean a plasma screen? by AdiMake a one in ten dilution using one part methylated spirits and nine parts water. Use a soft cloth dampened with the solution (important, damp ... not dripping wet). I use nappy liners because they are cheap, soft and absorbant. Afterwards I give a soft rub using a Chamois lens cloth to remove any lint, fluff or streaking and smudges. The lens cloth is cheap and available from most opticician's or good camera shops.
A damp sponge also does the trick, but you could end up dripping water into the keyboard if you don't wring out the excess water properly ... so I find my solution above a better bet.
Re:Re:How do you clean a plasma screen?
by cmccarle2000 - 4/14/04 8:06 PM In reply to: Re:How do you clean a plasma screen? by TomahawkZAOk, I was wondering about this. I just got a desktop PC with a TFT monitor and I just dusted it and the screen bleeds or something, is this normal and ok?
Thanks
Re:How do you clean a plasma screen?
by jvgreen - 4/14/04 1:18 PM In reply to: How do you clean a plasma screen? by AdiI have always liked the blue window cleaner spray. Do not spray directly on the screen, but rather on a soft clean cotton cloth, e.g., a not entirely new t-shirt or dish towel. Spraying directly on the screen may (1) be too strong a solution and (2) short out the connectors on the sides of the screen; don't so that.
In extreme circumstances (long flight or distant land) a little vodka on a cloth will do the trick. It takes something a little stronger that water to remove oily fingerprints and smudges, and soaps leave a film.
Please Read!
by pvdfan - 2/6/07 2:57 AM In reply to: How do you clean a plasma screen? by AdiUse a damp cloth to clean the finger prints then use a softer cloth the dry those areas you cleaned. Use a microfiber cloth afterwards to go over the whole tv. I just did it and that is why I'm posting this.
Well, I don't know about safety
by william551 - 2/7/07 11:38 AM In reply to: How do you clean a plasma screen? by Adibut you can't use glass cleaner on a plasma screen. It smears. You have to use water.
Plasma Screen
by sannit4 - 6/14/07 1:07 PM In reply to: How do you clean a plasma screen? by AdiHow do I clean my plasma screen?
PLASMA SCREEN CLEANING
by beaton1053 - 3/7/08 12:31 PM In reply to: Plasma Screen by sannit4I have a 50" plasma and 37" LCD and the best thing to clean with is Microfiber Suede, soft and gentle. You can buy some expensive versions, but I found a cheap source at www.eriecotton.com. Large 16" towel for about $4.00 a towel.
This product is a great polishing cloth, and I use it on my glasses too.
For plasma and Lcd cleaning I use it dry to dust and for smudges etc
slightly damp and gentle wiping.
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