After trying shnapps, rubbing alcohol, cement, concrete, water, brandy,
steel wool, and a few other things, I've decided the best method for
cleaning the monitor is to get a new monitor!

What a thread that turned out to be. But, I do thank *all* of you for your
input.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

Use the little micro-fiber cloths that eyeglass people give out/sell.
My Raymarine radar came with one as well. Works surprisingly well,
even without liquids of any type.

On 4 Mar 2007 05:38:15 -0800, "Keith"
wrote:

Use the little micro-fiber cloths that eyeglass people give out/sell.
My Raymarine radar came with one as well. Works surprisingly well,
even without liquids of any type.

Use 'em on my camera lenses all the time - they are great.

Little warm water helps too.

"Keith" wrote in message
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Use the little micro-fiber cloths that eyeglass people give out/sell.
My Raymarine radar came with one as well. Works surprisingly well,
even without liquids of any type.


The micro-fiber cloths are great, but I wouldn't use them dry on a plastic
surface.

Eisboch

On 4 Mar 2007 05:38:15 -0800, "Keith" wrote:

Use the little micro-fiber cloths that eyeglass people give out/sell.
My Raymarine radar came with one as well. Works surprisingly well,
even without liquids of any type.

Yes! Micro fiber with a few drops of water did the trick. It even washed
off all the concrete. Great stuff.

Thanks!
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Sun, 4 Mar 2007 09:28:42 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Keith" wrote in message
roups.com...

Use the little micro-fiber cloths that eyeglass people give out/sell.
My Raymarine radar came with one as well. Works surprisingly well,
even without liquids of any type.


The micro-fiber cloths are great, but I wouldn't use them dry on a plastic
surface.

Eisboch


I used a few drops to dampen the cloth. It worked well.

Thanks
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

Use the little micro-fiber cloths that eyeglass people give out/sell.

Just make sure it's suitable for cleaning optics. A fair bit of "micro
fiber" cloth out there is actually fairly ABRASIVE. Stick with stuff
designed for cleaning camera lenses and the like and you're much better off.
And whatever you do, do NOT go near it with any sort of "cleaner" that's not
specifically designed for the purpose. Many cleaners have solvents that
will make matters worse.