Cleaning a screen - use spray polish or microfibre?

[Jon Danniken]

Deninitely not. "may" is the word here. I occasionally have even
used Vodka on my CRT (definitely ethanol) and no adverse effects.

Good for you, Arno, but your limited personal observations do not translate
into a universal suitability for that application. Ethyl alcohol is *not*
acceptable for cleaning *all* monitors, whereas isopropyl alcohol *is*.

If you want to play guessing games with the known properties of chemicals
knock yourself out, but don't be surprised when you make a mistake.

Jon

 

[Xiau Ming]

Duh, a UK group with posters in the UK.

Join your retarded friend in the Bozo bin.

You westerners all the same. You think I can't post to your internet?
You rot in hell!

My paper as good as your paper!

 

[Arno Wagner]

Good for you, Arno, but your limited personal observations do not translate
into a universal suitability for that application. Ethyl alcohol is *not*
acceptable for cleaning *all* monitors, whereas isopropyl alcohol *is*.

I criticised the "*will* damage", which can be proven wrong by a
single counterexample.

Arno

 

[Me Again]

I am actually, very as it happens.

You do a good job of hiding it.

 

[Stuart]

Brillo pads aint bad either....specially for dried on bits of crudge..

I swear by Nitromors but make sure u wear gloves in a well ventilated area
.....
Stuart

 

[Jeff Gaines]

I swear by Nitromors but make sure u wear gloves in a well ventilated
area ....
Stuart

Have you just come out of hibernation...