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surge protection, cleaning and dust - ideas?

Discussion in 'Televisions' started by jlrm365, Mar 20, 2008.

  1. jlrm365

    jlrm365 Regular member

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    Hello.

    I have a pair of wide screens that serve as both displays and monitors.


    1) Looking at surge protection, ideally with a power back-up, which would be my best bet?

    This (?): Back-Ups Es 700Va 230V


    2) For cleaning them, what sort of wipes could I use, to shift the odd spot here and there and deal with dust? I do not want to buy general ones, unless they are specifically non-offensive to such surfaces.

    This (?): Falcon Dust-Off Anti-Static Monitor Wipes


    3) How can I cut down on dust, in a room? I seem to get a lot of it. Would plants help, as they moisten the air a bit?

    Thanks.


    EDIT: The screens are of the LCD variety.
     
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  2. david66

    david66 Regular member

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    for cleaning LCD screens use WATER only Any thing else will cause damage to the screen
     
  3. abcleaner

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    I use wipes similar to those without any issues, just make sure you are very gentle. I advise that you let the wipes dry a bit before you use them as they can cause a lot of smears on the screen.

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  4. rick5446

    rick5446 Guest

    Baby wipes work great
    Also a little Vinegar & water solution is good eliminates streaking
     
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  5. iluvendo

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    Cut down on dust ?


    Try a HEPA filter from Home Depot, or one of those electrostatic filters from Radio Shack ot the Sharper Image.
     
  6. Icanbe

    Icanbe Guest

    For cleaning, I just use a microfibre cloth and some lcd tv cleaning solution, make sure the screen is cool to the touch first, I find if the screen is warm, it streaks.

    As for the dust, just get a hepa air filter like iluvendo said.
     

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