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brecklundin · 01-02-2010, 03:05 AM

I use a product called Residual Oil Remover (ROR) to clean and extract oils the the screens and other parts of my devices I handle or touch on a regular basis. I also have microfiber cloths dedicated to that purpose. nice thing about ROR is it does not leave residue, evaporates before it has a chance to soak into the surface of the panel and a small amount goes a looooong way. costs about $6-$9/bottle depending on who I buy it from but I go through about only 1-3 bottles/yr depending on things work out that year. And no Windex is actually BAD over time and can harm any protective coatings on the screen. Nice thing about ROR is it also removes the oils from wherever you handle the device the most often which aid in reducing the chance of possible discoloring due the acidity of your skin oils.

Company Site: http://www.ror.net/

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...idual_Oil.html

01-02-2010, 03:05 AM	#2
brecklundin Banned Posts: 1,906 Karma: 15348 Join Date: Jun 2007 Device: mine	I use a product called Residual Oil Remover (ROR) to clean and extract oils the the screens and other parts of my devices I handle or touch on a regular basis. I also have microfiber cloths dedicated to that purpose. nice thing about ROR is it does not leave residue, evaporates before it has a chance to soak into the surface of the panel and a small amount goes a looooong way. costs about $6-$9/bottle depending on who I buy it from but I go through about only 1-3 bottles/yr depending on things work out that year. And no Windex is actually BAD over time and can harm any protective coatings on the screen. Nice thing about ROR is it also removes the oils from wherever you handle the device the most often which aid in reducing the chance of possible discoloring due the acidity of your skin oils. Company Site: http://www.ror.net/ http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...idual_Oil.html