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Old 02-14-2014, 11:17 PM   #127
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Originally Posted by Salgueiros View Post
i am really picky about this, and it really annoys me that i can't completely clean the screen. I don't find it easy to clean that small space between the screen and bezel, and when i do clean the screen with liquid (the same i use for a computer monitor) and wipe with a cloth, that is where some of the aggregated dust moves to, and it is a bit hard to remove it completely.
A little piece of cardstock, like a playing card or a magazine subscription card, works wonders for that. Just run the corner of the card lightly around that edge, and you're set. One of those flat microfiber cloths will also work, but not as well due to the lack of stiffness.

Personally, I wipe my e-ink screen off every so often, and "detail" it much less frequently, and I don't have a problem with it.
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