Thread: Seriousness What do you use to clean your ereader?
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Old 04-25-2009, 10:58 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by Alphapheemail View Post
Last night I was reading AND doing my nails... at one point i saw that my finger smudges were accumulating too much ( since i use my thumb to turn pages) and with out thinking i sprinkled some acetone on the screen... AFTER what I did I had my heart in suspended motion while i was wiping and praying to all deities that it was alright. Well its fine and sparkly, it worked like a charm.
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Originally Posted by Jill75 View Post
Well you need to be careful with that acetone. It reacts with plastic but not on glass. So if it worked well on your screen, then place or dab a little on a microfibre and wipe your screen well.
I have personally melted plastic trying to remove a UPC label using acetone. I would not recommend this.

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