iKlear

Gers

I've had a really stubborn oily fingerprint on my iPhone 8 which I couldn't clean off. Tried microfibre, tried a hot damp cloth with a touch of soap etc - nothing.

Now i've bit the bullet and bought the iKlear stuff. A little spray on the grey cloth, a quick rub on the screen and the mark has gone. I'm so chuffed.

I thought it was all hype so am doubly chuffed!

forgotmyname

Or you could get the £1.29 cloth and spray from the opticians.

Or just plain water and a microfibre cloth. Yes its hype and seriously overpriced for what you get.

Check the ingredients, 99.1% water and Methyl Paraben which prevents mould growth in water.

You paid how much for water?

savemoney

Diluted rubbing alcohol or another UK name isopropyl alcoho. I use it to clean my windows and car windscreen and other jobs where you want a grease free finish

Gers

forgotmyname wrote: »

Or you could get the £1.29 cloth and spray from the opticians.

Or just plain water and a microfibre cloth. Yes its hype and seriously overpriced for what you get.

Check the ingredients, 99.1% water and Methyl Paraben which prevents mould growth in water.

You paid how much for water?

savemoney wrote: »

Diluted rubbing alcohol or another UK name isopropyl alcoho. I use it to clean my windows and car windscreen and other jobs where you want a grease free finish

As I wrote in my original post I tried all those before without success.

JJ_Egan

Must be an odd sort of grease .
I use vinegar and water on a glass cleaning cloth job done .

ThumbRemote

forgotmyname wrote: »

Or you could get the £1.29 cloth and spray from the opticians.

Or just plain water and a microfibre cloth. Yes its hype and seriously overpriced for what you get.

Check the ingredients, 99.1% water and Methyl Paraben which prevents mould growth in water.

You paid how much for water?

What a ridiculous way to look at things. That's like claiming a bottle of wine is 90% water so you shouldn't pay for it. You're not paying for the water, you're paying for the other contents.

Gers

ThumbRemote wrote: »

What a ridiculous way to look at things. That's like claiming a bottle of wine is 90% water so you shouldn't pay for it. You're not paying for the water, you're paying for the other contents.

Thanks! Can't understand the keyboard warriors having to pick apart posts or views.

I tried all the recommended cheap remedies which didn't work - and then found that the least MSE solution worked. No wars needed.

Just my view, just my experience and just my pleasure. No-one has to agree, no-one needs to have a go.