مرکز آموزش

Proper Cleaning of Computer Monitors/Touchscreens

You NEVER want to use ammonia based products such as Windex on computer monitors of any kind ESPECIALLY touchscreens.  The ammonia will literally eat through the screen membrane and discolor them and on touchscreens it will cause them not to work as they should.  You will want to communicate this to your cleaning crew and make sure they understand and follow the instructions to the letter.

TIPS

• Keep the touchscreen cleaning cloth in good, clean condition. Wash regularly to remove build-up of grime from the screen.
• If you do not have a microfiber cloth and the cleaning can't wait, a cotton cloth or corner of a shirt will do in a pinch.
• If possible get a case for your device to prevent bumping, scratching and prints from happening.
• Make sure your device is off before you start cleaning the screen.
• It is possible to purchase screen cleaning kits. Often these will include anti-static wipes. However, this may be an added expense that isn't worth the price; do some research first.
• If you want to further protect you device you can buy a scratch guard, also known as a screen guard. It is a layer of film that protects the screen from the scratches that occur from everyday use.

WARNINGS

• Never use the spit and rub cleaning method. It will only create grime on your screen that you will have to clean later.
• Never use anything containing ammonia to clean the touchscreen with unless the manufacturer has specifically stated a product. Ammonia can damage the screen.
• Avoid using anything that is abrasive when cleaning a touchscreen.
• Never use paper towels or tissue paper. They contain wood fibers that will scratch any plastic surface. You may not see the scratches the first time, but over time your screen will look like you used very fine steel wool to clean it which will leaving it looking dull and somewhat fuzzy.

Isopropyl alcohol is best for cleaning screens, either TV's computers or mobile phones.Leaves no trace or marks. This can be bought from any chemist. It is what they use when shipping new computers.

• Don't press too hard on the screen when cleaning or you might damage the display.
• Avoid spraying liquid or water direct on the screen; there is a risk of liquid leaking into the device and damaging it. Instead, always spray the liquid onto the microfiber, squeeze to remove any excess liquid, and then wipe.

Powered by WHMCompleteSolution