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Fingerprints on screen

CookieMonster.x · 2014-11-14 21:37:19

My mac screen is dirty with loads of fingerprints. I make a point of never touching the screen itself so I think it might be from the keyboard as you can see a faint outline sometimes of the keyboard on the screen. I havevused a classes cleaner cloth (no liquid or anything) but it doesn't help at all. Does anyone have any…

14-11-2014 10:37pm

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CookieMonster.x

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My mac screen is dirty with loads of fingerprints. I make a point of never touching the screen itself so I think it might be from the keyboard as you can see a faint outline sometimes of the keyboard on the screen. I havevused a classes cleaner cloth (no liquid or anything) but it doesn't help at all. Does anyone have any suggestions? I've seen online that you get a cloth with the mac but I didn't. The fingerprints are really annoying me!
Thanks

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#2 14-11-2014 10:42pm

bmm

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There are special wipes you can buy, try pcworld or maplin.

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#3 15-11-2014 11:09am

Tokyo

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Windowcleaner on a piece of kitchen towel will do the job just fine.....

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#4 15-11-2014 5:41pm

NetNinja

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A slightly moist microfibre cloth is what apple recommends. You don't want to damage or remove the non reflective coating!

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#5 18-11-2014 5:55pm

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Always use damp cloth in circular motion and lint free cloth. Just did it on this iPad 20 mins ago

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