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How to Wash a Chamois
A chamois cloth is really handy when washing your vehicle, but how do you clean the cloth when it gets dirty? It is easier than you might think. more »
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Cleaning a Severely Scratched PS2 Game
by Tammy Gray-Searles 0 Comments
Remove any fingerprints, oil, dust or other debris from the PS2 game disk. Place some rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball or chamois cloth, and clean the disk by gently wiping in a straight line from the center to the edge. Do not rub back and forth; stick to a straight line only. Run the disk under cool water to rinse off the rubbing alcohol. Do not dry the disk. more »
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How to Clean My Printer Lens
by Kathryn Hatter 0 Comments
Most printers, regardless of the brand, are similar inside. For this reason, cleaning procedures do not vary significantly from brand to brand. A printer that is used often will need to be cleaned approximately two times per year. The most important concern is to not do damage while cleaning your printer. Harsh cleaning chemicals are not necessary to clean a printer effectively. Usually a chamois cloth or other soft cloth will be all that is necessary to clean a printer and get it working properly once again. more »
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Caring for an LCD Screen
by Tammy Gray-Searles 0 Comments
The most important part of caring for an LCD screen is to dust it regularly. Not only does dust look unsightly, but it also can cause long-term damage. Dust gets inside sensitive electronic components and can render them useless. It also gets into vents and blocks air flow, causing your LCD screen to run at a higher temperature than intended. The higher temperature can also damage internal components. Use a non-abrasive cloth designed for dusting or delicate surfaces, such as a chamois cloth usually used for cleaning autos. more »

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