Laptop
screens tend to collect dust, food particles and other debris that starts to
look unattractive after a while. It's important to use very gentle supplies to
clean your laptop screen, since the LCD surface is easily damaged. Using a
microfiber cloth and a simple solution of water and vinegar will do the trick
if you don't want to purchase a special screen cleaner.
1.Cleaning the
Screen With A Microfiber Cloth
First,
turn the computer off and unplug the power adapter and battery. Cleaning a
screen that's in use can result in permanent damage, so err on the safe side
and turn everything off. Don't just put it to sleep. Then get a microfiber
cloth. This is made with a type of fabric that doesn't produce lint, in
addition to being very soft. If you use a washcloth, T-shirt or another type of
cloth, it could leave extra debris on your screen or scratch it. Avoid using
paper products as well. Never use a napkin, paper towel, toilet paper or
another paper product, since these are scratchy and will damage the screen.
Then wipe the screen gently with the cloth. Using one sweep of the cloth should
take care of any dust and loose particles on the screen. Wipe gently without
exerting much pressure, since if you press too hard you could damage the
screen. When you wipe with gentle circular motion, you'll be able to lift up
some of the tougher spots. Never scrub the screen, or you could cause pixel
burnout. Clean the laptop frame with gentle cleaning solution. If the area
around the screen is dirty, you can use a standard household cleaning solution
and a paper towel; just be very careful not to let it touch the screen.
2. Using a
Cleaning Solution
First,
turn the computer off and unplug the power adapter and battery. Since you're
using a liquid to clean the screen in this method, it's important to turn off
the computer and unplug it from the outlet. Create a gentle cleaning solution.
The ideal solution is plain distilled water, which contains no chemicals and is
gentle on the screen. Make sure you use plain white vinegar, not apple cider
vinegar or any other kind. Put the solution in a small atomizer bottle. This is
the type of spray bottle that you push from the top to get a fine mist, similar
to a perfume bottle. Pour some of the solution into the spray bottle and screw
on the top. Don't use this to spray on the screen itself, however. Apply a
minimal amount of the solution to a microfiber cloth. A static-free, fiber-free
cloth works best. Remember not to use regular cloth, since this could scratch
the screen. Do not soak the cloth; you just want to get it moist, which is the
purpose of using the atomizer bottle to wet it. A wet cloth can drip or run
when cleaning the screen and the solution can weep behind the bezel and permanently
damage your screen. Try applying the solution to just one corner of the cloth
at a time, to make sure you don't get it too wet. Wipe the cloth against the
screen in a circular motion. Rapid circular movements generally eliminate
streaks. Apply a gentle and even pressure to the cloth. Use only enough
pressure to keep the cloth in contact with the screen.
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