Gadget Reviews: You are reading this article on your monitor of LDC screen of the monitor. What do you do when it gets dirty? Simple, you just clean it. But the matter is how do you clean it? With some soft cloth or with some cleaning agents. According to manufactures the screen should not be cleaned with cleaning agents such as Windex.
The Chemical Cleaning Agents contain Ammonia. When it is used for a regular basis, over times, it causes damages to the display panel. Instead of using chemical cleaning agents, we should use slightly damp, lint free or fur free cloth, just like the cloth which you use to clean your eyeglasses. Otherwise you can consider a microfiber cloth as the best alternative. Never use paper towels.
At first, slightly wet the cloth with plain water or with a commercial LCD panel cleaner. Commonly the commercial LCD cleaners are a mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water with a ratio of 50:50 or 1:1. Means if you have 1 jug full of Commercial LCD Cleaner, then the half part of the liquid would be water and the rest half part would be isopropyl alcohol.
One more think I should discuss, never spray any liquid directly at screen. Always consider to use moisten cloth instead.
The Chemical Cleaning Agents contain Ammonia. When it is used for a regular basis, over times, it causes damages to the display panel. Instead of using chemical cleaning agents, we should use slightly damp, lint free or fur free cloth, just like the cloth which you use to clean your eyeglasses. Otherwise you can consider a microfiber cloth as the best alternative. Never use paper towels.
At first, slightly wet the cloth with plain water or with a commercial LCD panel cleaner. Commonly the commercial LCD cleaners are a mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water with a ratio of 50:50 or 1:1. Means if you have 1 jug full of Commercial LCD Cleaner, then the half part of the liquid would be water and the rest half part would be isopropyl alcohol.
One more think I should discuss, never spray any liquid directly at screen. Always consider to use moisten cloth instead.
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