LCD screen cleaner kit; can I use this to clean my computer?

Q. There are cleaning wipes and a spray bottle of cleaner. On back of box it says it is suitable for LCD monitor and NB screen cleaning.
What is NB screen?
Can I use this cleaner on my computer?

A. It should be fine, NB stands for netbook. IE Most netbooks have a glass/plastic sheet over the actual LCD screen, which provides a smooth surface, different texture.

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How to remove super glue from LCD Monitor surface?

Q. What is the safe super glue remover for LCD Monitor surface? I tried to clean it by wiping a wet paper towel to the monitor surface, and it make the glue stain worse (more visible). I really appreciate any inputs. Thanks.

A. use an alcohol swap..it removes glue..then wipe it with a try cloth immedietly// do not use straigt alchol us a cleaning swap...like the ones in a first aid kit.....

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How do I get super glue off my LCD Monitor screen after it has sat for over 24 hours?

Q. The bottle squatted all over the place and I didn't see that it got on my desk top screen until we got home a few hours later. I tried using Nice & Clean wipes and I tried rubbing alcohol and neither thing worked. My husband is so mad at me. What can I do?

A. I would keep at it with the alcohol... I really can't think of anything else. Ace/ True Value hardware stores might have a glue remover. They sell all kinds of things like that to undo damage.

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How am i supposed to clean a scanner?

Q. I have screen wipes that i use for my lcd monitor would that work?

A. screen wipes would work, but you should only need to do that rarely (every 4-6 months or so). Remember, the glass surface of a scanner is fairly protected since a flatbed scanner has a cover. If you're cautious about not touching it with your fingers, then it should remain relatively clean from oils, etc.

The bigger concern is dust. Dust will settle onto the glass surface even with the cover on it. And that dust will show up on your scanned images. A lot of scanner manufacturers recommend that you keep a micro-fiber cloth handy for an occassionally wipedown. Lightly wiping with those swiffer refill cloths picks up the dust as well.

good luck.

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