iKlear recommends that you use it in combination with a microfiber cloth once a week. Its not an aerosol can, but rather a spray bottle. Note that the company, iKlear, only recommends using it once a week. Why? Because you dont need to use it more than that. Even on an iPad or iPhone that you are constantly touching. Simply using iKlear once a week, and your microfiber cloth every other time you want to remove those pesky fingerprints.
You use this product the same way that I have already mentioned for the other ways to clean your computer screen. You moisten a section of your microfiber cloth with 2 or 3 squirts from the iKlear spray bottle, and wipe the screen from left to right, or from top to bottom. Then with a dry section of the microfiber cloth, polish it completely until the iKlear solution is no longer visible.
iKlear sells an 8 oz bottle of this on Amazon for $9.29 at the time of this writing. They also sell their iKlear iK-26K Complete Cleaning Kit for $24.88. The kit comes with all of the following:
- 6 ounce iKlear Spray Bottle
- 2 ounce iKlear Spray Bottle
- Medium DMT Antimicrobial Cloth
- Travel Size DMT Antimicrobial Cloth
- Large Chamois Cloth
- Travel Size Chamois Cloth
- 12 iKlear Travel Singles [Step 1 Wet]
After getting the Complete Cleaning Kit, you can always just get the $9.29 8 oz bottle when you run out of supplies from the Complete Cleaning Kit . . . in 3 years
Conclusion
Can you use wipes to clean your computer screen? In short, no. Whether you use soap and water, distilled water mixed with white vinegar, or the product endorsed and used by Apple Computers, iKlear, you should always use a microfiber cloth. If you follow the advice found in this article, your CRT or LCD computer screen will be free of micro-scratches offering you a brilliant display for years to come.
Related Questions
Can you use Lysol or Clorox wipes on a computer screen?
These wipes have chemicals that can harm an LCD screen by removing the protective coating that LCD manufactures use on their LCD display panels. They can, however, be used on CRT monitors, though they will leave streaks unless wiped dry with a microfiber cloth.
Can you use eyeglass cleaner on computer screens?
LCD displays us an anti-reflective coating that is similar to the coating used for eyeglasses and camera lenses. In a pinch, you *could* use eyeglass cleaner with a clean microfiber cloth, but it is not recommended for regular use because eyeglass can slowly wear away the protective coating.