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Anbody use Monster iClean?

shadow69 said:
I am looking for something to keep my panels clean. Anyone use this product? Is it worth getting?

Here is a link to it.

Monster iClean
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I use it on all of my flat panels. Does not leave residue and the microfiber cloth is very soft - will not scratch the screen.
 
JB22 said:
as usual over priced monster products...
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true, you can buy the same microfiber lint free wipes at any eye glasses place, even stables carries them for like $5 for a pack of 6. I wonder what the gel cleaner is though.
 
JB22 said:
as usual over priced monster products...
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Let's see, my Apple Cinema Display cost $1750, my 2405FPW was $860, and my 2001FP is still worth around $500. That is over $3000 worth of displays that iClean cleans reliably and without scratching the screens or leaving any residue. $15 does not seem like an unreasonable amount of money to me when you consider the replacement cost of the panels if they are damaged. Also consider that I have had the iClean for over a year and have used less than 1/4 of the liquid. Does not seem like a bad deal to me.
 
I picked up a bottle of iClean today. It did a really great job on my two older panels (my new 2005fpw did not need it yet. ;) All three of my LCD's now look like they just came right out of the box.
 
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