March 10, 20188 yr comment_37476 This is vital for flight simming! I don't know how many times I thought I'd seen something off in the distance, only to discover it was just a dirty screen! Report
March 10, 20188 yr comment_37483 This is vital for flight simming! I don't know how many times I thought I'd seen something off in the distance, only to discover it was just a dirty screen! +1 Report
March 11, 20188 yr comment_37502 Best not to clean your screen at all with it powered on, though; kind of like trying to clean automobile windows in direct sunlight. Heat makes things evaporate too fast and leave residues. Before you've turned on your screen at all (not a warm one you've just turned off), start with a mild commercial screen cleaner. Use a wet towel and a separate dry one. After that's dried, repeat the process using plain water as a finish; same process, one wet, and one dry. It should end up looking perfect Then you could go to the "whitedisplay.com" site to check it every which-way, after you're done Report
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