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Bring a microfiber cloth (like the ones for cleaning glasses) and a spray bottle with an acceptable solvent wherever you go. It doesn't take that much time or e
by garmaine 8y ago
Bring a microfiber cloth (like the ones for cleaning glasses) and a spray bottle with an acceptable solvent wherever you go. It doesn't take that much time or effort to clean every few days.
- gnicholas 8y agoBring a spray bottle with me wherever I go?
- maxxxxx 8y agoYou can pack it together with the dongles :-)
- krrrh 8y agoThat's overkill, and a silly recommendation. Try these microfiber cloths: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019O1RH4W/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019O1RH4W/ They are thin enough to allow you to close the lid of your laptop while traveling, and stop and direct contact from the oily keys to the screen.
- garmaine 8y agoThe little 1-oz ones the size of your finger? They slip easily enough into a backpack or laptop bag.
- gnicholas 8y agoIt's not about size — it's about having a bottle of liquid that could crack/spill into my laptop bag.
- Bud 8y agoUsing a solvent is actually a very unwise mistake. No solvent is required and you're just eating away the coating. You don't need any solvent at all. Just a cloth and very occasionally, a couple drops of water. That's it. If you are cleaning your screen every few days, you're doing it wrong. Stop touching your screen and dabbing it with slices of pizza or whatever the fuck you're doing to get it dirty "every few days".
- gnicholas 8y agoI agree that solvent is unwise. My original (GP) question was about keyboard covers, which often end up touching the screen (when the lid is closed) and transfer finger oil onto the screen.