How To Remove Oil Stains From Phone Screen

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• #ane

well, afterward reading some posts nigh repairing oil stains Behind THE TOUCHSCREEN i found a very very skilful solution . In 10 minutes you will have information technology repaired.

You only demand a sucker, i don´t no if that is information technology´south name in english but you can come across it in the picture below.

What you have to exercise is, stick it to the touchscreen and pull it to the maximum point without letting information technology unstick. Exercise it a few times until the stains disappear

I assure yous it is faster than duck tape

Last edited: Oct 23, 2012

• #2

Wow, that'southward goods to know, I repair phones all day and never thought to try that...usually take to replace the whole screen...thanks for the idea

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• #3

I usually just replace the screen protector, merely this is skillful to know. Thanks!

• #v

thanks for the tip, I will utilise.

• #7

Look this is for oil stains Behind the screen you lot say? Haven't used my phone that long enough but will definitely endeavor when the time comes. You should make a video of you doing it.

• #8

helpfully...................

• #9

thanks for the tip will try it sometime

• #10

Mitt Sanitizer and soft cloth does wonders for me. Preferably non scented.

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• #12

Haha, it'south funny considering he said sucker. Nah, joking( I don't know what do you hateful because Xda app doesn't load the motion-picture show), my advice would be using glass washing fluid. It sounds 'unsafe'(plainly for your screen...), only information technology works. Just don't use it likewise much

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• #13

Hand Sanitizer and soft cloth does wonders for me. Preferably not scented.

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Same...without even using the over priced protectors from the vzw store.

• #14

my advice would exist using glass washing fluid.

Hand Sanitizer and soft textile does wonders for me. Preferably non scented.

You wouldn't catch me dead using either, nigh drinking glass cleaners take ammonia in them while this does very trivial if any damage to your screen it can damage the plastic around it. The aforementioned holds true for hand sanitizer near of them use some kind of glycerin binder to maintain a gel consistency till information technology comes in contact with your body heat. As you might have guessed glycerin has cumulative consequence on the plastics of your phone the aforementioned way ammonia does, I cant speak much on the glycerin only ammonia can turn some types of plastic brittle over time.

Personally I use isopropyl alcohol (the highest concentration I tin observe) which right now is only 91% works dandy on all forms of electronics & the dreaded screen smudges from oil.

If your looking for a more portable solution I keep some Invisible Glass wipes in my auto, they are ammonia free and practice a kick ass job on just nearly everything I have cleaned with them.

Edit: Just noticed that Invisible Glass is giving out complimentary samples through there site, sadly for you guys on the other side of the earth it seems they are just shipping them out to the US..

Suction loving cup trick is a overnice ane to know, simply knowing my luck I would rip my telephone in half I have a passion for sliders with a full keyboard somehow I don't think this would mix all that well with them...

-Ice

Concluding edited: Feb 21, 2012

• #15

Clean touchscreens

Well recollect that all liquids are the phone's enemies. If a fiddling bit sips through, nosotros are in trouble. My best advice would be to clean it with a wipe cloth to and a fiddling eye glass cleaner. Just don't go far too wet.

• #16

In all my years using cell phones, I have all the same to find oil behind my screen. What are you doing with your phones? (or do I want to know) lol

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• #17

lol, thank you, i will try with my gps, it have a huge oil stain.

• #18

1tbsp warm water, 1tbsp vinegar, 1/4 tsp cornstarch (no demand to exist this exact)
put into a piffling bottle, shake well and apply a fleck. It works wonders.

• #19

water,lemon,vodka,sugar : D

• #20

I simply use water or booze. Alcohol is great for all screens! Boob tube's etc!

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