[He B TeMy]

What do you guys use/recommend to clean a laptop's LCD screen?
I've been searching online and they recommend a custom-sold solution specialized for screens and some home-made one's using vinagre and destiled water...
Anyway, i got a cloth from my previous glasses that's perfect for cleaning screens, but what i used in the past was some spray-cleaning glasses product to clean the screen, but it run out and nobody in my house uses glasses anymore.
I do use lens however, with a product named Hy-Care, can i use that to clean my screen too?

I don't wanna screw things up, this is the only computer i got lol.

It's a 15.6" anti-reflexive matte* FHD screen if that matters.

Thanks.

[obviouslyracist]

Water and microfiber cloth is all you need.
If you really want to get rid of everything, then use microfiber with alcohol 100% alcohol(isopropylique).
Do not use windex or whatever or any of those things for glasses.
Do it in a circular motion and magic happens

[He B TeMy]

Water and microfiber cloth is all you need.
If you really want to get rid of everything, then use microfiber with alcohol 100% alcohol(isopropylique).
Do not use windex or whatever or any of those things for glasses.
Do it in a circular motion and magic happens

Are you sure that doesn't harm my screen?
Everywhere i read online it says NO alcohol literally... distilled water i have, cloth i have too, but i want to get rid of everything as you say, but i don't think water'll do..

Edit: Some recommend isopropyl alcohol and vinegar, so, i believe there's different types of alcohol... (lel)

[obviouslyracist]

Are you sure that doesn't harm my screen?
Everywhere i read online it says NO alcohol literally... distilled water i have, cloth i have too, but i want to get rid of everything as you say, but i don't think water'll do..

Edit: Some recommend isopropyl alcohol and vinegar, so, i believe there's different types of alcohol... (lel)

That's why I said isopropyl alcohol. It will not harm your screen.
And use a microfiber cloth for obvious reasons.
I have NEVER heard of using vinegar to clean the screen.

[He B TeMy]

well, i can't vouch for this site but:

http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-a-Computer-...LCD-Screen

On 2.

Anyway, i'd do a safe bet with distiled water only, if it doesn't clear like i want, then i'll try isopropyl i guess.
Thanks.