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Vinegar and laptop screens
libra10
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Would using vinegar to clean a laptop screen be a match made in heaven, or should I not go there ...?
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i always do mine with a barely damp, soft cloth (like a duster). never heard of vinegar. don't know what would happen.
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Thanks for replying. Usually I use the little screen cleaners from PC World, but they seem too dry to do a good job. I didn't dare to risk water but as you have used it already, I'll give it a try.
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I use vinegar on pc screen, but never tried it on the lap-top. Got an older one here that we don't use.......will give it a go and let you know.
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student100 hasn't been a student since 2007...0
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thanks for that, student100. that was interesting, and i've printed it off to take into work too.0
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I use micro-fibre cloths that you can buy cheaply in "bargain" type shops (got mine from a Ponden Mill sale).
You don't have to wet them, they make a great job on p.c. screens and windows and you can wash them again and again and don't have to use chemicals.
Wins since 2009 = £17,600MANY THANKS TO ALL OPS0 -
Thanks everyone, some great tips there.0
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