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I spilled a little windex on my iPad screen and it dried. Now some areas of my screen won’t work. The screen is splotchy. I wiped clean with damp towel. Any help?

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I spilled a little windex on my iPad screen and it dried. Now some areas of my screen won’t work. The screen is splotchy. I wiped clean with damp towel. Any help?

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