Windex Electronics Screen Wipes for Computers, Phones, Televisions and More, 25 count
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The effect seems similar to that of IMPORTANT DO NOT use this product on LCD TVs. Leaving horrible streaks that seem to never stop.
As far as I can tell, they are anti-static, but I have also noticed that they do leave a streak A microfiber cloth is an easy way to remove streaks.
My personal opinion is that they are probably better on the monitor A fingerprint can be thought of as a fingerprint. Using a vacuum, I would carefully clean the case and vents of the server.
I'd say that they're good for computer monitors, TV screens, laptops, and even cellphones.
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This is the same wipe I used to clean the display on my Macbook a few days ago. It was a poor performance at the start In terms of streaking, the product was terribly bad for a product intended primarily for cleaning displays. A minimal amount of the linty/dusty material was present, but the streaking was absurdly bad. In the end, I gave up and used the strategy to align the streaks in the same horizontal direction in order to minimize the distracting effect. As a result, I didn't notice the permanent marks until I tried to clean the display again today, at which point I discovered that the larger spots on the streaks have left permanent blemishes on the surface There is more than one process that must have gone on here, but it looks as though the monitor screen has been chemically attacked There's not much else I can say at this point It's just outrageous that a brand like Windex would sell such a sleazy product.
I was initially skeptical following all the recent bad I couldn't believe how good everything looked as I wiped down my monitors There was even no physical gunk on the screen after it was clean (don't ask). Wipes normally have trouble picking up grime because they are too dry, but these wipes don't have this Therefore, I suspect that the cause of the problem is due to the wetness of the wipes. As I said, these appeared to be working perfectly. The screen needed to dry for a while before it became fully functional. After my last wipe (with a fresh cloth, up and down), I had a very hard time buffing the surface It stretches across the entire screen in an outward and downward direction. When you look at the image you will see a strong streak in the middle of the screen where the camera flash hit. It is much more obvious if you are standing before One star added since these wipes were able to clean all of the smudges off of my screen that a lot of other wipes can't. It was the terrible streaking combined with my aching elbow from buffing out the streaks that put my chances of earning a better score in the crock.
Do not use on a large LED television. I was able to access this on my cell phone with no problems. I used this on my Sony laptop and it worked great. The 72 inch LED 3D TV in my house did not work with this. I tried to remove them with a cotton towel and warm soapy water, then plain water, then rubbing with a dry towel but it didn't work. This still shows the effects of Take a look at this! This can be seen through the picture right through to the sun. BUY THIS PRODUCT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Other reviews state that they may permanently damage your electronic devices after cleaning them with them and that they are definitely not designed for cleaning electronics.
In a nutshell, these wipes are the best on the market for computer screens. Windex does not leave a streak or film behind like many other brands. The most effective way to delete anything with an electronic display except a television including your computer, tablet, handheld gaming console, smartphone, etc. Highly recommended. There is no doubt that this is a great product, and has been since it came to Please note You should not use these (or any other cleaner) on any of your televisions, including HDTVs, plasmas, LCDs, LEDs, etc. Make sure you are using only a plain microcomputer Using a fiber cloth to wipe the screen is recommended.
If you're cleaning a surface/area that is particularly porous, I recommend following that up with a dry, clean microfiber cloth to prevent the surface from becoming streaked. The only places I have used these are on my cell phone screen and my eyeglasses. Other than that, I haven't used them on most of my electronics. When I received my glasses, I was happily surprised at how fast they were cleaned! You wear glasses, so you know how difficult it is to dig around the edges. I had no problem digging around the edges where dirt and oils like to hide. When using them for the first time, be sure to think about the wetness of the products. You can squeeze out the excess water into a small puddle, but they are not soaked soaking wet. If the surface you are cleaning has any openings, this can be a major issue. Cleaning could easily be done in those openings without using much pressure, though it might damage the material. Cleaning one item with this cloth and immediately following up with a dry microfiber cloth is a good approach. This will help wipe away any excess cleaning agent and then move on to If the material doesn't dry out too quickly, you should be able to get through quite a few pieces. Nevertheless, once it dries out, you can definitely tackle items that have openings without nearly as much concern that the cleaning agent will get into them.
My Mac has blotches/stretched marks left behind from it. The blotches on the screen were so bad that it almost looked damaged when the screen was off. It took a lot of time and effort to get it off, but finally I found a product that worked, so thankfully I didn't have to change In the future, I would avoid this process on the Mac, even though it might work better for PCs.
Although this package is expensive for the sheer number of wipes you get, it's worth the money.
BUT - As far as the kitchen screens (microwave control pad and stove control pad) go, they work well on computer, cell phone, and even on the kitchen screens themselves. Currently disconnected. A screen can be wiped with these on any electronic device. Using them in the place where the digital screen/GPS screen and controls are available in your car is also an excellent idea. It basically applies to any place where electronic pads are found. They used to be available at a discount department store, but no longer do, so I bought them from a local online retailer. Unless they have grease on them, you can keep them reusable if they do not have any. As for the microwave pad and the stove pad (where the digital controls are), I wipe them with it and it does a good job.
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