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At first it seemed to be a simple solution. The instructions stated just remove one of the 6 finger covers from the sealed package, slip it on a finger, and then pull the tab that releases the cleaning liquid. I pulled the tab and it ripped away from the sleeve but did not release any liquid. I had better success with the second try. Tab removed and fluid present. I used it to wipe the screen. It seemed to do a decent job. I then turned the sleeve around so the non-liquid area was facing toward the screen. This was to compete the cleaning and dry the screen. It seemed to smear the screen. I then pressed harder and was able to get a cleaner dry screen. I set the phone down on the computer desk and did some other work. When I picked up the phone again the screen seemed to have collected dust from the air. It had a film over it that needed to be removed with a cloth. I know, my room should not have dust in the air. But it does. I guess I will have to continue looking for the screen cleaner I need. The Luminex did not meet the challenge. |
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Harry Skevington has been involved with electronics since 1981. He has taught, written for, and provided support to, computer users since 1985. Information that will help consumers with buying decisions is more important than ever due to the current convergence of computers and other consumer products .
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