Hey, so I bought a screen cleaner and is it ok to use It on my MacBook? Here it is, can you tell me if it contains alcohol or anything that's not suitable? I think it doesn't but can you tell me because I am not sure and I want to be sure before I use it. Also don't tell me Apple recommends not to use screen cleaners-how do I remove stains with just a moist cloth-absolutely ridiculous.
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I highly don't recommend to use these products on your MB or any electronic devices to clean your screen. Instead of this spray cleaners, you can use cleaning wipes. They are much safer and with the small amount of pressure you can remove stains safely.
For example:
For example:
iCloth Screen Cleaning Wipes for easy and fast shine on smartphones, tablets and computers - 120 individually wrapped wipes
iCloth is a standout solution compared to traditional cleaning methods like spray bottles and microfiber cloths, as well as other types of cleaning wipes on the market. Here's why: Individual Sealing for Freshness and Effectiveness: Each wipe is individually sealed, ensuring every wipe remains fr...
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Ok thanks! I might get those. Also what if I spray the spray on a microfibre cloth and then wipe with that? Isn't it the same? Like are you recommending the wipes just because I shouldn't spray this directly on the screen(which I won't) or does it contain chemicals which the wipes don't?
Sorry for the late response. The spray will likely do damage to your screen or don't but we don't want to take that risk. MB screens are very sensitive.
