Thread: What is Kobo's official stance on cleaning screens?
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Old 06-12-2011, 09:36 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by MikeLC View Post
I find if you don't mind the slight reflective shine that the original plastic gives off then just cutting the small tab in the corner gives you a free screen protector.

I would agree however with taming that a microfibre cloth like the ones for eyeglasses would work best to clean the screen as they are designed for cleaning sensitive items that can scratch easily

Michael
I heard that the plastic cover that comes attached on the kobo hampers the touch capability
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