Fortunately, cleaning it only takes a few minutes with a couple of basic supplies.
Proper cleaning is essential to prevent permanent damage such as a blurry or scratched screen.
Keep reading to learn how to clean a laptop screen.
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Non-LCD screens are more commonly used on PCs with a Windows operating system.
If you’ve lost or tossed the owner’s manual, you could find them online.
A deep clean on the entire laptop should be done every three to six months.
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Avoid Abrasive Materials and Chemicals
Never use a paper towel or newsprint to clean a laptop screen.
They are too coarse and can scratch the screen, especially a non-glass-covered LCD screen.
The minerals contained in unfiltered water can permanently scratch laptop screens.
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Never spray any jot down of cleaner directly on a laptop screen.
Allow the screen to air-dry thoroughly before closing or powering up the laptop.
Unplug the equipment and wring the disinfecting wipe until it is nearly dry and lightly wipe down the screen.
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Dampen a microfiber cloth with distilled water to clean your laptop screen.
Alternatively, substitute distilled vinegar for the isopropyl alcohol and use the same method.
Instead, use distilled water.
