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Resurected-iMac Monitor Wipes
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This is in reference to this thread from a year and a half ago. DO NOT resurect threads more than six months old! Glenn
I have a 17" iMac and to clean the screen I brush on a generous amount of muriatic acid then rinse it off with a pressure washer.
 Sorry, couldn't resist...
Actually, I recently purchased a product called "Monster ScreenClean" (kit with the cleaning liquid and a lint-free cloth) and even though it says that it doesn't contain alcohol and ammonia, I'm still weary about trying it. It was recommended to me by a tech at Future Shop, he told me that this is all they use on their customer's displays.
Sorry for the above pun,
Gemigene
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The iMac has a flat panel display-so use a cleaner appropriate for flat panel displays. A slightly moistened, good-quality paper towel should work fine.
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Glenn -----OTR/L, MOT, Tx
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Do you need to unplug iMacs when you clean them, like powerbooks?
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Originally Posted by the macimum
Do you need to unplug iMacs when you clean them, like powerbooks?
They recommend that you unplug all cables.
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