24" widescreen dust collector?

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A couple months ago I picked up a Samsung 24" 245BW monitor. I had a couple of minor issues with it and had Samsung send me another since it was under warranty. The new one has none of the issues of the previous one but it does do one thing that the other did not. It collects A TON OF DUST... especially along the edge of the screen and on the screen housing which consists of the glossy black plastic.

I realize this type of glossy plastic tends to attract more dust then other material but it's ridiculous. I'll wake up in the morning and the edges will be almost solid gray. :eek: The rest of the items in the same room will be fine (no visible dust) so it isn't like it's raining dust in my room. lol.

Is anything I can do to remove some of the static charge or whatever it is that's causing dust to hump my 245BW? :rolleyes:

Thanks.
 
Get some filtration for the room, an air cleaner would be a good investment for a room that dusty.
 
Bestbuy and Futureshop carries something called Monster Screen Cleaner that stuff works wonders. It's in a Blue packaging try it out.
 
Thanks! I'll pick up a Swiffer and the Monster Screen Cleaner this weekend and see if it helps reduce the dust build up.
 
Neither of those will reduce the dust build up. They will only help with cleaning it off.
 
get an air ionizer. it makes all the dust sink to the floor instead of float around.

it will make the air less dusty, and once you clean, it will generally stay less dusty.
 
cbags101 said:
get an air ionizer. it makes all the dust sink to the floor instead of float around.

it will make the air less dusty, and once you clean, it will generally stay less dusty.
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Thanks, I'll check it out. As I've stated before though it isn't like everything in my room has a layer of dust on it. The dust build is, for the most part, localized to the monitor housing (glossy black plastic surrounding the screen). The screen itself will generally be dust free.
 
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