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How to Clean a Laptop Screen

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Summary: Clean a laptop screen with soft chemicals, such as Windex or GreenWorks. Discover why not to use nail polish remover on a laptop screen with helpful tips from a professional computer technician in this free video on computers.

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By Chris Bryce
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Chris Bryce is the owner and operator of Super Computers Sales and Service located in Georgetown, Texas. He took his computer technician and systems management background and went into...read more

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"Hi I'm Chris Bryce from SuperService.com. Let's look at how to clean a laptop screen. First of all we'll look at chemicals. A lot of people tend to use nail polish remover as a common household cleaner. The problem with nail polish remover, although it's a great cleaner, is that it has a product that's called "acetone" as part of it. Now acetone will attack plastics, and your laptop, and your laptop screen are definitely plastic. Do not, for any reason, use a nail polish remover on your laptop screen. The best chemicals to use are the soft chemicals, such as Windex or one of the citrus-based or natural products such as Clorox's GreenWorks. If you use GreenWorks or Windex or a similar soft chemical that does not contain acetone or any harsh chemicals, you'll be set. The best thing to do is spray a little bit of that Windex or Greenworks on your laptop screen, use a soft paper towel, such as a Viva paper towel, and you'll be set, you'll have no streaks, and everything will be clean on your laptop screen."

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