Best screen cleaner for ALL electronics?

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Sometimes a cloth doesn't completely get all the smudges off.. :(
So I'm sure there's some sprays out there that are pretty awesome.

I'm looking for something to clean my DS Lite, PSP, Zune, and eventually iPod nano!

Any suggestions..?
 
[quote name='lilboo']Sometimes a cloth doesn't completely get all the smudges off.. :(
So I'm sure there's some sprays out there that are pretty awesome.

I'm looking for something to clean my DS Lite, PSP, Zune, and eventually iPod nano!

Any suggestions..?[/QUOTE]
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I use disposable towelettes from LensCrafters. They are lint free and don't leave the white debris that monitor wipes leave. I get coupons every once in while for free ones in the paper. I have also bought them, not cheap but worth it.
 
I use the little spary stuff and cloth for glasses I picked up a little kit at Iris Optical for $9.99CAD. It even comes with a screw driver that perfectly fits the DS Lite battert cover.
 
You can easily make your own cleaner. All of the various eyeglass, LCD and electronics solutions you see out there are simply alcohol and water mixture. You basically want to mix 50% and 50% isopropyl alcohol. So you if you go to a place like Walmart, you can buy a bottle of 90% or 95% isopropyl alcohol for around $2.00. Then simply buy an empty spray bottle. Mix about 55% alcohol and 45% water in the spray bottle and there you go.

Use a microfiber cloth for best results. I've been cleaning my eyeglasses, sunglasses, RPTV's and laptop screens with this solution for years.
 
[quote name='tokerblue']You can easily make your own cleaner. All of the various eyeglass, LCD and electronics solutions you see out there are simply alcohol and water mixture. You basically want to mix 50% and 50% isopropyl alcohol. So you if you go to a place like Walmart, you can buy a bottle of 90% or 95% isopropyl alcohol for around $2.00. Then simply buy an empty spray bottle. Mix about 55% alcohol and 45% water in the spray bottle and there you go.

Use a microfiber cloth for best results. I've been cleaning my eyeglasses, sunglasses, RPTV's and laptop screens with this solution for years.[/quote]

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