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2006-09-27
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Originally Posted by rattis
i was afraid maybe exactly this cleaning fluid could damage the screen or other parts of the device. - usually i try with some sort of very soft cloth (i dont wear glasses, but i find something i think is suitable), but there are some greasy areas that probably will shine again only with some chemical help...
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2006-09-29
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From looking at posts on other PDA sites, the standard cleaning solution seems to be about half Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) and half water.
I have been using that and a microfibre cloth on my greasy screen and it has been working great.
Just make sure to spray the cloth, and don't spray the screen directly.
I have been using that and a microfibre cloth on my greasy screen and it has been working great.
Just make sure to spray the cloth, and don't spray the screen directly.
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2006-09-30
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Originally Posted by Rogue
Ahh... Thats how you do it.Just make sure to spray the cloth, and don't spray the screen directly.
(At least I know I'm not exactly smart in those practical every-day-life things... I have my cleaning woman replace the light bulbs for this very reason.)
