Touch Cover Cleaning?

[Byrese]

My my touch cover needs cleaning. Any suggestions?

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[jimkraz]

A cloth with warm water and a little detergent, wring cloth out and wipe, will do it no harm, I would use nothing stronger.

 

[rhapdog]

Careful about saying cloth and detergent without specifying what type of detergent and cloth. An abrasive cloth used with Comet cleanser would scratch Gorilla Glass 3 pretty badly.

I would recommend something that is safe for eyeglasses. That's what I use on my Lumia, my laptop, and my glasses/sunglasses. I use a microfiber cloth with a lens cleaning solution. My lens cleaning solution is 65% rubbing alcohol, 35% distilled water, and I add one drop of Dawn dish washing detergent (others will work fine as well) for each quart of solution I mix. A quart will generally last me about 3 or 4 years, and my wife uses it on her laptop, her glasses, her phone, and we also use it to clean our big screen HDTV, and my 22" HD computer monitor.

Cleaning solution is cheap as dirt if you make it yourself like that, and it's pretty much the same formula where you pay $5 for a 2 ounce bottle.

 

[Bill Mitchell]

I just use alcohol on a cloth. Rub lightly. Works a charm.

 

[Peter England]

Non scented babywipes work great for me!

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[Adam_ation]

I just use alcohol on a cloth. Rub lightly. Works a charm.

Alcohol is the greatest cleaning fluid ever, everyone should have a bottle on hand - Adam

 

[berty6294]

Alcohol is the greatest cleaning fluid ever, everyone should have a bottle on hand - Adam

I always have a bottle of alcohol on hand! ;D

 

[gahbmwm5]

rhapdog, good stuff here...Being a neat freak can't stand smudges on any of electronics.. LCDs..SunglassHut provides free refills of cleaning solution which I use...however if not a the mall, I have put together a solution similar to yours...works well..lol

 

[Racing Snake]

All replies are talking about cleaning the screen - where the title and the OP clearly talk about cleaning the cover.

Any useful replies for that?! lol

 

[Bill Mitchell]

All replies are talking about cleaning the screen - where the title and the OP clearly talk about cleaning the cover.

Any useful replies for that?! lol

Sorry, excuse me? I WAS referring to cleaning the cover with alcohol. It works perfectly as I stated. ** faceplam **

 

[Adam_ation]

All replies are talking about cleaning the screen - where the title and the OP clearly talk about cleaning the cover.

Any useful replies for that?! lol

Alcohol is pretty much good for cleaning anything (even drinking in berty6294's case, although not the isopropyl type). So yeah Bill's reply was a damn useful one! - Adam

 

[Byrese]

Thanks group
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[Racing Snake]

Alcohol is pretty much good for cleaning anything (even drinking in berty6294's case, although not the isopropyl type). So yeah Bill's reply was a damn useful one! - Adam

Yeah, but you have to admit, given everyone else's reply it did get swept up in the LCD/Glass talk.

 

[AdilY]

Careful about saying cloth and detergent without specifying what type of detergent and cloth. An abrasive cloth used with Comet cleanser would scratch Gorilla Glass 3 pretty badly.

I would recommend something that is safe for eyeglasses. That's what I use on my Lumia, my laptop, and my glasses/sunglasses. I use a microfiber cloth with a lens cleaning solution. My lens cleaning solution is 65% rubbing alcohol, 35% distilled water, and I add one drop of Dawn dish washing detergent (others will work fine as well) for each quart of solution I mix. A quart will generally last me about 3 or 4 years, and my wife uses it on her laptop, her glasses, her phone, and we also use it to clean our big screen HDTV, and my 22" HD computer monitor.

Cleaning solution is cheap as dirt if you make it yourself like that, and it's pretty much the same formula where you pay $5 for a 2 ounce bottle.

Same here. Stuff I use for my eye glasses works fine for everything Surface. Microfiber cloth works really well.