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Old December 10th 03, 10:06 PM
John
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Is there a way to clean the front surface of my flat
panel monitor? I am afraid that the kids will touch it
with dirty (e.g. candy) fingers. Thanks in advance.
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Old December 10th 03, 10:07 PM
Kenny
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I use wet baby wipes followed by a clean dry tissue.Does the job!
Same goes for the monitor ;-))



"John" wrote in message
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Is there a way to clean the front surface of my flat
panel monitor? I am afraid that the kids will touch it
with dirty (e.g. candy) fingers. Thanks in advance.



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Old December 10th 03, 10:13 PM
p.mc
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Also you can buy anti static wipes that are for PC monitors.
Try in Home and bargain stores.

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"Kenny" wrote in message
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I use wet baby wipes followed by a clean dry tissue.Does the job!
Same goes for the monitor ;-))



"John" wrote in message
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Is there a way to clean the front surface of my flat
panel monitor? I am afraid that the kids will touch it
with dirty (e.g. candy) fingers. Thanks in advance.





 




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