What natural products can be used to clean a laptop plasma screen?
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PixelClean, not sure if natural or not but good.
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You have probably got a 50/60 Hz tv as they are the most common. Plasma screens are not made of glass.
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As others have indicated, LCD screens are generally not built to withstand excessive touching or other pressure (sometimes laptops can even be damaged by applying too much pressure to them when closed up. e.g. setting something heavy on top of them)\n\nDurability can vary, of course, from one manufacturer to the next, but a few things to keep in mind:\n\n While touching (lightly) with your finger is not likely to do more than leave a smudge, your fingernail is capable of scratching the screen and really spoiling your day.\n\n  You should be careful when cleaning the screen. Be especially careful with any chemicals you use. Often "window cleaners" are the WRONG choice. Check with the manufacturer for recommendations, but something as simple as a damp, soft cloth is probably best.\n\n  There are protective screens available on the market. They can not only offer protection to your LCD screen's surface, they can also change the surface appearance to suit your preference. (e.g. a glass-like surface if you prefer, or a softer, matted finish, to reduce glare on your display)\n\nGood luck.
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My sister had this similar problem..I told her to go to the store such as Home Depot etc and ask them for T.S.P. or Tri Sodium Phosphate..make sure you are wearing good rubber gloves and read the directions for cleaning..it works well for taking smoke stains off house walls also..then make sure any unused product is kept out of reach of children and water..this can get to be nasty stuff.
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Windex works, so does rubbing alcohol. Use paper towel.
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Go to a computer store and pickup some screen wipes ( they normally are soaked in a type of alcohol like ethanol or something to that extent ) They arent too expensive and those would work the best.
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You can just use windex or even water and tissue or a damp cloth.\n\nIts okay, you wont damage it.
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Well, I would do a few things:  I would purchase one of those cans of compressed air - for cleaning computer keyboards - and go outside with the laptop, spray away!  Every nook and crevice you can spray in.  Flip it upside down, sideways, etc.  Open whatever compartments you can and spray in them too.  Just be sure the can has had a good shake and isn't running low, or the air will be moist.\n\nThen I would use lemon juice... not IN or ON the laptop itself, but open it up, keep it turned off and squirt some lemon juice around it - on the table/surface it's on.  This works, no joke!\n\nAnd you'll want to keep the laptop off as much as you possibly can because they will be attracted to the heat.  The next thing you know, you'll have fried little ants shorting out your sensitive electronics inside!
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go to the store buy computer screen cleaner towels and ask an associate there the rest trust me follow these directions and you'll make cleaning it a smooth ride
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The best way to clean a LCD monitor is with a mix of rubbing alcohol and water. Use a ratio of 80/20 - 80 percent water and 20 percent alcohol. Use a soft cloth, lint-free. Do not use paper towels or paper products, they will leave lint all over the screen. Do not spray the liquid directly on the screen put it on the cloth and wipe the screen gently. The LCD screen is very sensitive and prone to scratches. Do the cleaning with the monitor off or else you could damage the pixels.
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OOPS! Your keyboard inards are made of mylar (plastic film). If the pop has gotten into the film layers it needs to be disassembled. The mylar layers can be cleaned with a very mild soapy water. I wouldnt use alcohol as it may remove the circuit trace. Laptops are a PAIN to disassemble. Find someone who knows how to do this.
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my laptop manufacturer recomends window cleaner and a lint free cloth.  that's what I use and it works without harm to the screen.
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you can buy a cleaner kit at any computer store like radio shaq or staples preferably. It usually come with a special brush or cloth with which to clean it. recommended that you do not use paper towels and cloths around the house u may risk scratching it
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If there is a bad bit o'dirt on it and you can't remove it with a dry piece of cloth, you can dampen the cloth but be sure you unplug the laptop first and take the battery out. Then be careful none of the liquid gets inside the machine (on the edges of the screen for example)
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If you have a monitor connected to your computer - which most people will else it is kind of hard to find out what's going on - then you'll know grease and dirt are all too easy to get on the screen.\n\nSo what can be done about it? Well, use a lint free cloth that is very slightly dampened with water (note not wet)\n\nThe problem is that many cleaners will actually damage the monitor and make it worse, so therefore always keep cleaning very soft and simple with a monitor.
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Yes. The best way to clean it is to get some rubbing alcohol and Q-tips. Dip the Q-tips in the rubbing alcohol and then swab the copper connectors on the battery. Do the same for the connectors on the laptop. Let it dry completely before putting the battery back in.
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1. Baby Wipes with the phone off, and several attempts may be needed.\n\n2.Another option is Staples' Lint-Free Wipes, which promise nonabrasive cleaning. Whichever method you use, your monitor should be turned off (better to see the dust and smudges you're trying to remove), and you shouldn't turn it on again until the screen is dry.\n\nFor LCD screens, steer clear of ammonia-based cleaners. Instead, use a soft cloth dampened with plain water. Just make sure the cloth isn't too wet, otherwise droplets could seep under the bezel and cause damage.\n\nMY NOTE: BE CAREFUL-CAUTION-WARNING\nAs you know electronics are not easy to fix, but very easy to break.