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The trick involves using an air blower, which are used to clean the lenses and mirrors on DSLRs. Any photography store will have a bunch available. The one that I have been using comes from Giottos. Simply use the air blower over the surface of your screen to blow away the lint, hair, and dust. DSLR air blowers can be used as dusters for sensitive equipment. They work well for screens, televisions, monitors, cameras, lenses, and electronics. If these types of things actually need more of a wipe, then try using the coffee filters or a microfiber cloth. (Images: Flickr member Denis Dervisevic licensed for use under Creative Commons, Flickr member Adam Mulligan licensed for use under Creative Commons) | |||
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Using a DSLR Air Blower to Clean Your Computer Monitor ...
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If you've ever used paper towels to clean your glasses, you'll know that if you do so repeatedly, you can end up scratching up your lenses. The same thought applies to computer screens and HDTVs. Most laptop manufacturers will give you a microfiber cloth to clean your monitor, but we think that using air will do the same job, if not better since you're not touching the screen.
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