Sanitising shared ChromeBook with LED touchscreen

taffy lulu

Hi everyone, I hope you are keeping well.
I’ve been googling to see if there are antibac/antivirus wipes available to buy for shared ChromeBooks with LED touchscreens. So far I’ve been unable to find any that are suitable for LED screens. I’m not worried about the keyboard or the exterior of the ChromeBooks as regular antibac/antivirus/alcohol wipes will be ok there. My concern is sanitising the touchscreens in a way that won’t damage the screens. From what I can gather the advice For cleaning LED screens is to use a microfibre cloth sprayed with a solution designed to remove fingerprints - however this won’t remove virus/germs etc. If anyone has any ideas I’d love you to share them here. Thank you

_Kaiser_

Who are you sharing it with? If it's members of your household I Wouldn't be worrying too much to be honest as long as you are observing hygiene and cleaning guidelines generally

There's such a thing as over-caution when it comes to this whole thing, but if it's too much a concern then the only real answer is probably not to share the device.

Gruffalux

UVC light wand.

taffy lulu

Apologies, it’s LCD touchscreen not LED. The Chromebooks are shared by students in a school. The wand idea is a good one, but not very suitable for use in schools.

isopropyl alcohol diluted down to 70% and put on a cloth and wiped won't damage your screen and will kill virus and bacteria.

pick it up in a pharmacy, hardware shop etc

(https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin//showthread.php?t=20579672000)

article about using it

https://housewifehowtos.com/clean/how-to-clean-electronic-screens/