09-Nov-2014, 15:36
(28-Sep-2014, 20:30)Rufus McDufus Wrote: Since starting my career nearly 30 years ago which at the time seemed to involve doing a lot of cleaning of computers as opposed to programming them, I've always used a product called Foamclene from a company called AF. I realise some people are hesitant to use cleaners with a number of chemicals in which this possibly has but I've always found it incredibly effective and safe around electrical connections/components too.
Microfibre or decent lint-free cotton cloths are a must too.
I can endorse this method. I use foamclene and an e-cloth glass polisher:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/E-cloth-Glass-an...ds=e+cloth
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