grease on screen

[JohnCenaFan]

I got a grease mark on my screen that won't go away with just wiping it. Would using lens cleaner be ok on the screen?

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[jcp007]

I got a grease mark on my screen that won't go away with just wiping it. Would using lens cleaner be ok on the screen?

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Yup. There should be no issue. Assuming its one of those disposable towelettes. If not, use a clean soft cloth with the lens cleaner on it. Try that.

 

[jcp007]

Have also heard that the Zagg Glass Shield minimizes fingerprint ans is easy to apply.

 

[Gator352]

Have also heard that the Zagg Glass Shield minimizes fingerprint ans is easy to apply.

I like zagg. If they weren't so expensive, is use them exclusively.

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[JohnCenaFan]

Ok will try

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[Jamez Avila]

If you're talking about grease/oil from your hand/fingers, you could just use a damp tissue. I read somewhere that using cleaners can eventually remove the protective coating and will result in even more fingerprint/grease on the screen. Regular water works surprisingly well on phone screens. Try it.

 

[cbreze]

I use eyeglass cleaner and never had an issue.

 

[Daspoo]

If you're talking about grease/oil from your hand/fingers, you could just use a damp tissue. I read somewhere that using cleaners can eventually remove the protective coating and will result in even more fingerprint/grease on the screen. Regular water works surprisingly well on phone screens. Try it.

^ this. Using cleaners won't look as if they've affected anything at first, but over time you'll def. notice issues with getting the screen clean if you use them on a regular basis.

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[warpdrive]

If you're talking about grease/oil from your hand/fingers, you could just use a damp tissue. I read somewhere that using cleaners can eventually remove the protective coating and will result in even more fingerprint/grease on the screen. Regular water works surprisingly well on phone screens. Try it.

I fully support this reply as this is exactly what I do. It's not that I won't use cleaners from time to time, but water works and is fully safe. A quick spray of water on a paper towel or better yet a shamy cloth will clean up your screen really well.

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[jcp007]

I fully support this reply as this is exactly what I do. It's not that I won't use cleaners from time to time, but water works and is fully safe. A quick spray of water on a paper towel or better yet a shamy cloth will clean up your screen really well.

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It also is a function of how often you clean the actual display. Not knowing how,permeable the surface is, unless you clean it everyday or even multiple times a day, you might have upgraded before it's an issue. You can use a stock case protector or a Zagg or Tech Armor protector and clean as needed once every couple or three days.

 

[Daspoo]

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Cracks me up...

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