2010-06-03, 05:34 PM
When I turn off my screen, I don't see any scratch marks on it, personally. I own several PCs and one laptop at home, and I clean them all the same way. Either:
a) paper towels
b) Kleenexs
No joke. Kleenex is pretty soft, and just a couple light spray on the monitor is enough, and just wipe it a couple of times. If it's still a bit wet, wipe it again with a new Kleenex and it'll look great! I usually do it in a circular motion. If you're afraid of it scratching your monitor, you could try cloths. There are one specifically for cleaning laptop or PC monitors, and I don't think they cost very much either. I use stuff like Windex as a solution, and Kleenex to do the job.
EDIT: Apparently, Windex can slowly destroy your display's panel since it contains ammonia. Though after doing the same thing for 4 years, I haven't seen a change with my laptop at all. It looks brand-new like when I first got it too. I guess that's partly because I rarely clean my monitor anyways.
a) paper towels
b) Kleenexs
No joke. Kleenex is pretty soft, and just a couple light spray on the monitor is enough, and just wipe it a couple of times. If it's still a bit wet, wipe it again with a new Kleenex and it'll look great! I usually do it in a circular motion. If you're afraid of it scratching your monitor, you could try cloths. There are one specifically for cleaning laptop or PC monitors, and I don't think they cost very much either. I use stuff like Windex as a solution, and Kleenex to do the job.
EDIT: Apparently, Windex can slowly destroy your display's panel since it contains ammonia. Though after doing the same thing for 4 years, I haven't seen a change with my laptop at all. It looks brand-new like when I first got it too. I guess that's partly because I rarely clean my monitor anyways.