Enhanced Performance Screen Cleaner Kit for Computers: Microfiber Power Included! Review

I had a late 2013 MacBook Pro in great condition, I handled it very carefully as they discontinued this design so I did cleaned it from time to time to keep it looking new. Today, as a habit, I tried to use gentle movements to remove tension from the monitor, as I succeeded time and again, and it seems that the cleaning liquid has partially dissolved the anti-reflective coating. Good move I paid $20 to ruin the screen. I would recommend keeping this liquid away from anti-glare screens, although

ScreenMom never replied when I emailed them asking about the pH of this screen cleaner, so I measured it myself using cheap pH test strips (see photo). The cleaner appears to be closer to the pH 6 range than it should be at 7, ie neutral. This acid can damage electronics over time; I saw another Revain review where ScreenMom shattered the screen of a Mac laptop, so overall I would NOT recommend this product. I'll update this review when I find a good pH neutral electronic screen cleaner - I'm…

I'm a college student. I live on my laptop. I work on my laptop. I eat on my laptop. I quickly try to do my makeup and hair on my laptop. I'm hastily trying to edit my dissertation chapters on dirty public transport on my laptop. As a result, by the end of the week my laptop had turned into an unholy evil covered in a crust of dirt. I will not even describe its supreme absurdity here, lest you, dear reader, feel disgusted to continue reading this overly lengthy review, which I am typing to…

ScreenMom didn't respond when I emailed them asking about the pH of this screen cleaner so I used one myself cheap pH test strips (see photo). The cleaner appears to be closer to the pH 6 range than it should be at 7, ie neutral. This acid can damage electronics over time; I saw another Revain review where ScreenMom shattered the screen of a Mac laptop, so overall I would NOT recommend this product. I will update this review, when I can find a good pH neutral electronic screen cleaner - I'm…

Well done ScreenMom. Unlike other reviewers, I really don't care what the product contains. It can be toxic enough to kill the neighbor's dog and I would give it 5 stars if it works. I had to erase my 2-year-old son's absurdly stubborn fingerprints from my glossy 65" TV and matte 34" computer monitor, which he apparently mistakes for his mother's touchscreen phone. While examining the TV in a darkened room with a flashlight, another horror story involving cleaners and a dirty wet rag was…

I'm a student. I live on my laptop. I work on my laptop. I eat on my laptop. I quickly try to do my makeup and hair on my laptop. I'm hastily trying to edit my dissertation chapters on dirty public transport on my laptop. As a result, by the end of the week my laptop had turned into an unholy evil covered in a crust of dirt. I will not even describe its supreme absurdity here, lest you, dear reader, feel disgusted to continue reading this overly detailed review, which I am typing to defer…