Several careful washings with isopropyl alcohol have not only proven to
be an effective way to clean my screen, but seem to have resolved a
nasty < ahem >, cat pee odor problem. I used Qtips and little lens
cleaner thingies that I got for my reading glasses.
Dave
Robert Benschop wrote:
>
> on 06-03-2000 6:40, MYQ Y. Q. LARSON at MYQ@cc.usu.edu wrote:
>
> > Yes, a cloth for cleaning eye-glasses would be the best, however, when I got
> > glasses, my doctor told me that the really soft tissues would work if slightly
> > damped (never dry). Additionally, aren't the tissues used to clean camera
> > lenses made of wood
>
> Actually, the best for camera lenses is also cotton (as John Glass wrote)
> that's what they use in professional labs as well, cotton gloves for
> handling slides and negatives, so get out your old t-shirts (provided their
> old, been washed very often and clean ;-)
>
> Robert Benschop
>
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