Cleaning your Laptop or Desktop Screen

You may find that there are various cleaning LCD cleaning wipes and materials across he shops. If paying too much for a few pieces of wet wipes try using a home made solution.

Please remember you must NOT use hard cloth, newspapers, even soft toilet paper to clean the LCD screen as any hard surface may scratch the soft external film of the Liquid Crystal Display.

Use of tap water should be avoided as well. It contains various minerals that may leave marks across the screen and thus undermine the whole process of cleaning it.
Many computer geeks will advise using a 1:1 mix isopropyl alcohol (70%) and distilled water or white vinegar in stead of alcohol.

Please note that these two options are most commonly used but you must always check with the maintenance instructions in the owner’s manual booklet that comes with the product. Mix the ingredients into a clean bottle with spray nozzle and keep for future use.

NEVER spray directly on to the screen surface, damp a soft microfiber cloth and wipe the screen using circular motion, just like polishing any other surface.
Always switch off any electrical item before cleaning it and wait to dry before switching it back on.