7 Feb
2007
7 Feb
'07
11:04 a.m.
On 7 Feb 2007 at 9:11, Barry Watzman wrote:
[Do not use it on the screen ... I will use Windex on
an LCD
screen, however. It's harsh and frequent use is definitely not recommended,
but very occasionally, it's ok and works very well.]
Probably any moderate weight petroleum fraction from kerosene to
mineral spirits will work for labels. In Goo-Gone, I suspect it's
the naptha that's doing the bulk of the work in removing labels.
WalMart paint thinner at $1.99 per gallon should be about as
effective as anything. You definitely want to steer clear of strong
solvents, such as toluol, MEK, acetone, etc.
I may catch some flack for this, but for cleaning LCD and CRT
surfaces, I've found that "Shower Shine", a spray-on cleaner and anti-
soap-scum agent for bathroom use works very well and doesn't appear
to bother plastics or metals.
Cheers,
Chuck