Since it is gentle enough for film negatives, I wonder if it can be used to clean PC monitor and Ipad screens?
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I wouldn't try it. Gentle is a relative term. It's still a solvent and therefore might etch some plastics or remove some coatings.Most screen manufacturers recommend cleaning with a cloth moistened with plain tap water, possibly with a very small quantity (e.g. one drop per cup) of dish-washing detergent.
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Great question.. You might give the Mfr customer service a call. I would like to know as well. Sharon's idea also good.
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This has an oily-feel base rather than an alcohol base like most screen cleaners. It'd probably remove something stuck onto the screen if it was the only thing around, but you'd want to re-clean it with an alcohol base in order to not get streaks on your image
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I wouldn't try it. Gentle is a relative term. It's still a solvent and therefore might etch some plastics or remove some coatings. Most screen manufacturers recommend cleaning with a cloth moistened with plain tap water, possibly with a very small quantity (e.g. one drop per cup) of dish-washing detergent.
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Additional thought. Gentle, Yes ..... chemical comparability is the question. Film is plastic, laptop monitors are ????
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I have never tried it on those---but i think you could try it on an old one you might have or pick up something at a thrift shop--goodwill--and try it out on that before trying it on a nice screen you don't want damaged. good luck sy
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Yes. I use it on my computer flatscreen as well as my TV flatscreen. Cleans them beautifully.
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I've used only this Zwipes microfiber or the Meguiar's X2020 microfiber cloths on just about all my electronics. Keeps everything pretty clean. I also use these on the touch screen in our nav-equipped cars (Lexus screens so far, so it works awesome on screens with anti-glare finishes) and also some very expensive laptops. I also keep a few on hand at work to wipe down my computer monitors. These are are also the only cloths we use on our iPad and Kindle. Just note that microfiber typically works better after you wash them once. Just make sure NOT to put them in the dryer because fabric softener (or any residue from fabric softener from previous drying cycles) will be absorbed by the towels - making them not wipe as clean and streak-free.
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I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it on your ipod screen. I believe the cleaning cloth is in fact designed more to clean the screen on electronic devices like ipods than to clean eyeglasses, which is what I thought I was buying it for.
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The screen is small enough to retain particles up to very small size, so it will eliminate those. I have found it more than satisfactory for my needs. However, it won't have the effect of fine cheesecloth, but it's a lot easier and quicker to clean!
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I see it more as a conditioner than a cleaner. It makes vinyl almost like new again, but I don't know that it would clean for your application.
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I used this product to remove years of grime from antique negatives and a few prints.It did remove some adhesive from a black and white print. Could you try it in aninconspicuous area first? You could also ask at a professional photographic store--nota big box photo department--that does specialty processing.
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I have used it on my smart phone and tablets, as well as all my LCD monitors and LCD TVs in the house. It works as well on the tablets as the TVs.
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While I do not have that particular device, the glass screen of those portable devices is much the same as flat panel televisions and computer screens, and I would venture to say that yes, it would work very well on that type of screen. It is a gentle, yet effective cleaner. Make sure to moisten the microfiber cloth with the cleaner, and apply it that way to the screen. Do not spray the solution directly onto the screen, as excess product could enter sensitive switches, buttons, etc.
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It works great with my iPad. I'm guessing, that it will clean any glass touch-screen.
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honestly...don't know since it is intended for films & negatives usage. But if it helps to read a fine print on a coin....it may help..
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It's formulated for plastic LCD screens. Windex will dissolve some plastics, but it's ok for glass. Call Applecare, they'll advise you on what to use.
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Hmm, it depends we tried it on my LG time machine, and it had some chemical reaction on the anti-glare substance on the screen. So pretty much the places it was used has a white patch while the tv is off. It works pretty well on laptops, iphones, ipads and a lot of other devices. But just to be safe, I would just use it on a small spot on the screen to make sure it doesn't affect it, and if everything i fine, then clean the whole screen.
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The Screen Cleaning kit is designed to be used for computer screens. We do not advise using it for eye glasses.
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Yes/No. This item is a squeezable blower. You can use to blow dust and debris from any object or device. You will need to be in an area with little or no other air movement or the dust you just blew away may resettle back on to your device. Static electricity is the greatest enemy when trying to clean any electronic screen. Best to use a blower like this, and a cloth along with a spray cleaner approved for your device. By wiping with a cleaner you reduce the static attraction. I personally have two of these, one large and one medium.
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It works as well as with color negatives. What is really important is the negative condition, if is too old or has scratches
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I can only guess that it would work fine. It worked well to shine the screen on my Ipad but I have very oily fingers so it didn't last long. I would think it would work well for a led monitor or tv screen.