How To Clean A Laptop Screen

Ingredients (1):

• 100ml distilled water (do not use tap water).

 Ingredients (2):

• 100ml distilled water (do not use tap water).
• 100ml white vinegar.

Ingredients (3):

• 100ml distilled water (do not use tap water).
• 100ml isopropyl alcohol.

Additional materials:

• Spray bottle.
• 2 x soft cloths (lint free microfiber cloths or an old t-shirt are good for cleaning laptop screens).

Method:

• Add liquid contents to spray bottle.
• Disconnect the laptop from the power.
• Spray a small amount of the solution onto one cloth. It should be damp but not sopping.
• Using circular motions, wipe cloth over laptop screen making sure you don’t apply too much pressure as this will damage the screen.
• Remove any excess moisture from the screen with your second cloth.

Notes & caution:

• Always use distilled water and not tap water to clean the screen. Tap water contains minerals and chemicals which can damage your screen.
• Always unplug the laptop before cleaning.
• Never spray liquid directly onto the screen.
• Never use paper towels, abrasive cloths, ammonia or harsh chemicals on your screen.
• Always check your owners manual before following the above cleaning methods.

Laptop screen care:

• Always close the lid when you are not using your laptop.
• Do not touch the screen with your fingers.

Also see:

Black mould, Cleaning a burnt pan, Cleaning a sink,  Cleaning grout, Cleaning a laptop screen, Cleaning a microwave, Cleaning granite benchtops, Cleaning stainless steel, Disinfecting kitchen sponges, Environmentally friendly cleaning,  Removing candle wax, Removing grass stains, Removing mould & mildew from walls, Removing red wine stains, Removing water stains from wood, Window condensation