Cleaning PC screens sucksIt's 2026, why isn't there a flawless, easy method yet?>oh you just get a microfiber cloth and spritz 2ml of water on itNO, man
>>108449474what do you propose
idk I just use windex never had a problem
I straight up use water with a paper towel. Never had any issues. My cheap monitor from 2010 still functions daily.But I also agree with you.
>>108449551>>108449532Water can leave a residue
Distilled water + microfiber cloth, ez
>>108449585I have an ASUS VE247H so I wasn't sure if I could use glass cleaners on its material.I can't even find out what this is, some kind of polymer I guess, but not glass.Windex makes sense for glass displays. Never had residue issues on mine since I follow up with dry paper towels.
They need to make monitors with gorilla glass screens.
In the future, you won't need screens
>>108449742yeah, cuz we'll be dead
>>108449742Can't wait to have to clean the connectors of my neuralink
>>108449551>papermicroscopic wood particles damage your screen
why the fuck is your screen getting dirty?
>>108450096semen
>>108450096damn bro, you live in an ISO Class 1 cleanroom?
>>108450096cum
i dont see any residue or streaks from just using cheap microfiber cloths with some water from my water bottle, just dampen a little bit and wipe in a circle then dry it with a dry part of the cloth
>>108449551This is what I do too. I gradually go more dry and it looks like new every time.
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>>108449474>oh you just get a microfiber cloth and spritz 2ml of water on itBut that’s literally what you do. Distilled water and a microfiber cloth is the best option.
>>108449474distilled water and paper towels
>>108450179>Distilled water and a microfiber cloth is the best option.and that's exactly the problem
sulfuric acid and a cheese grater
>>108450249nice try but you can't fool me anymore with the power of ai on my side
>>108450249this creates nerve gas dont try it
wtf, AI didn't go along with my prank...
>>108450025just get a microfiber cloth and spritz 2ml of water on it
>>108450268
i havent cleaned my monitor in 8 years
>>108449474I just use babywipes.
>>108449585use distilled water
>>108450293this legit sounds like a good idea now, ask the AI is sulfuric acid is strong enough to polish the monitor surface or do we need something more potent?
>>108449474Lil' dust hurt no one.You shine maxxing, boy?
>>108450111Just don't eat at your PC and don't sneeze on it
>>108450583babywipes will slowly kill the coating.use instead distilled water.
>>108450096sneezing semen onto the screen
Pic related is what I use for everything it is the best cleaner hands down.For internal components I use isopropanol 70 to 99 percent, 99 is better it evaporates almost instantly.I use a normal cheap microfibre cloth.
>>108450096>>108450937>t. dark room goblinIf you actually opened your windows on a sunny day for once, you'd see how dirty your screen is too
>>108452896Stop being a pig and don't eat at your PC.
>>108449474>Cleaning PC screenswhy, dust and cum creates a nice texture on the screen that acts like a paper filter
>>108451105wtf type of babywipes are you using lol? Sandpaper brand?
>>108449474Just use a grinding tool. Gets that dust off in no time at all!
>>108449474>>oh you just get a microfiber cloth and spritz 2ml of water on itThis is the flawless, easy method.Just a cotton cloth and water.
>>108453672Stop being a goblin and open the blinds/curtains for once.
