It's not as bad as it sounds. But I can see a residue of small moisture droplets on the screen.
What's the best way to clean this?
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, Mac OS X (10.5.8), Memory: 4 GB 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
Yes. That's excellent. But make sure it's clean and as dust free as possible. Don't rub too hard with the Q tip. Just enough to get the area sufficiently moist. The black square will take care of the rest.
When finished, wash the microfiber cloth in a mild detergent with warm water and rinse very thoroughly.
Yes. That's excellent. But make sure it's clean and as dust free as possible. Don't rub too hard with the Q tip. Just enough to get the area sufficiently moist. The black square will take care of the rest.
When finished, wash the microfiber cloth in a mild detergent with warm water and rinse very thoroughly.
Don't use anything except water. Use a dampened Q tip -- but not so wet it will start running when you touch the screen -- in the affected area. Then finish up with a clean, dry micofiber cloth, the kind that comes with eye glasses. If you have two of these, you can replace the Q tip with one that's dampened. Might need to repeat this sequence several times.
If it's a large area, work in small sections.
Thanks!
Does the square black fabric that came with the computer count as a microcloth?
Thank you! I'll get right on it.
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