On 19-Mar-05, at 11:14 AM, Christopher Dailey wrote:
I've never used iklear but have been using Sears Optical cleaner for years on my iBooks. Just spray and lightly top down and clean from the top down. Works on my plastic glass lenses so I knew it was going to work on the iBook screen.
Chris D.
This is possibly a good idea - re: the cleaner but I would still not spray anything directly on to a laptop screen. I always spray onto to a soft, lint free cloth first and then wipe down the screen.
On an older iMac glass screen, I guess you could spray directly on the screen - I have seen many people do it - but I still prefer to just spray on the cloth and wipe.
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