Best cleaning products for LCD screens?

[kerryking]

Hello, I was curious what cleaning products you fellows use on your LCD screens? Mine is a 25.5" lcd gaming monitor, and everything I have tried so far (electronic cleaning wipes I got at the store and lens cleaner) has left streaks. This is particularly annoying in dark portions of my games. What can I use to make my screen look sparkling new?

Thanks!

PS- If you can link to a product on Amazon that would be great. I tried looking for one myself, but there are so many options I did not know what to pick. >_>

 

[davcon]

Personally i mix distilled water and 99% isoprophyl alcohol in a spray bottle.
Btw manufacturers wipe down screens with isoprophyl alcohol before they are packaged and shipped.

 

[kerryking]

Personally i mix distilled water and 99% isoprophyl alcohol in a spray bottle.
Btw manufacturers wipe down screens with isoprophyl alcohol before they are packaged and shipped.

Great, what proportions of volumes do you use?

 

[kerryking]

Bump.

 

[davcon]

Great, what proportions of volumes do you use?

You don't need much if you use a spray bottle.
Half or 2/3rds alcohol and the rest distilled water.
Distilled water doesn't leave spots.

 

[jaguarskx]

I just use distilled water and a microfiber cloth.

I don't buy distilled water, I just boil water, then swipe the cloth on the pot's cover where the steam condenses back to water, then use it to wipe my screens.

 

[alaap988]

you can use acetone too, but the good quality one,

i being a pharmacist, i know for a face that sometimes ipa is hard to find where i live, but again the acetone is easy and no-one will give u pure ipa or acetone

so you can mix both (distilled/boiled + filter through a filter paper = almost distilled water) and ipa/acetone

mix with 3/4 ipa/acetone and 1/4 water

 

[ElectroGoofy]

Yea, I got some Dynex anti-static screen wipes a few weeks back, but returned them because of the horrible streaking and lint left behind...

Is there ANY streaking with the distilled water + isopropyl? Also, do standard household water distillers get the water pure enough for use, or must it be obtained some other way? I am wantign to get a spray-bottle to sit on my desk, so don't want to deal with the boiling suggestion.