While using the iPad, we find ourselves repeatedly touching the screen with our hands. After all, that's what it was designed for, right? Therefore, removing grease and fingerprints from the screen is nothing more than part of the regular maintenance of your iPad. In this article you will find tips on cleaning the touch screen of your iPad. All you will need is a good microfiber patch or a piece of glasses. Read on to find out more.
Steps
Method 1 of 2: Clean the iPad
Step 1. Make sure the iPad is not connected to the power or to the PC and press the "Sleep" button on top of the iPad to turn it off
Remove all cables and accessories that may be connected to the device.
Step 2. If you bought the "iPad Cleaning Cloth", take it
The Cleaning Cloth is nothing more than a black microfiber cloth included in the iPad packaging. Shake the piece well to remove any flying microfiber particles.
Step 3. Check that there is no debris on the iPad screen
If the debris gets under the piece, it could have an abrasive action on the screen, damaging it.
Step 4. If you find debris, blow on the screen with compressed air
This way, you'll make sure you don't scratch the screen when cleaning.
Note: if the compressor used occasionally produces gusts of humid or icy air, be careful not to let the vapor infiltrate the iPad or the screen. # Place the piece on the screen. If you don't use "Cleaning cloth", you can use:
Step 5. Any other microfiber cloth
- Pieces for glasses
- Normal, lint-free pieces of cotton.
- Gently rub the piece across the screen in a circular motion. Repeat until the screen looks clean.
Do not never use: clothes, towels, napkins or similar. Otherwise, you risk damaging the iPad screen.
Step 6. Check that there is no grease or grease left
You'll see that with a couple of swipes, your iPad will be as good as new!
Step 7. Repeat if necessary
Always keep the iPad clean.
Step 8. Avoid using the following items for cleaning
The iPad screen is equipped with a very delicate anti-grease coating, which should only be cleaned with delicate pieces. The following objects should therefore be absolutely avoided: items will damage the oleophobic coating if
Step 9. Window / furniture cleaning products
- Spray products
- Solvents
- Alcohol
- Ammonia
- Abrasives
Method 2 of 2: Useful tips on cleaning the iPad
Step 1. Buy a mask that fits the size of the device and is comfortable
What you need is a kind of "second skin" for the iPad, which is not bulky.
- Unless you find one that fits well, avoid leather cases. These types of cases are beautiful to look at, but generally, they do not adhere well to the device, letting dust and dirt pass through.
- Clean your iPad regularly. It is not necessary to clean it after each use, but if used frequently, cleaning it thoroughly once in a while will ensure that your iPad lasts over time and always stays clean.
Step 2. Never spray liquids directly on the iPad
Moisture + Cracks = disaster. As a rule, never use liquids when cleaning the iPad, so as not to damage even the anti-repellent coating of the screen.
Step 3. If you absolutely need to use a liquid product to clean your iPad, use something like iKenz Cleaner Soution
This type of solution serves to remove dust and also kill bacteria. This product will also give a more shiny appearance to the iPad.
All done
Advice
- Always keep the small piece close at hand, to use whenever you see dirt build up.
- Always wash the patch after using it to clean thoroughly.
- Perform the operation with the iPad turned off to avoid opening apps by mistake or moving icons.
Warnings
- DO NOT wet the iPad.
- DO NOT use solvents, alcohol, ammonia-based glass cleaning products or any other sprays or chemicals. If you use one of these products, you will remove the screen cover and also increase the response time of the touch screen.
