Date:    Tue, 14 Apr 1998 11:35:36 -0400
<br>From:    Enid Pearsons <epearsons[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]RANDOMHOUSE.COM>
<br>Subject: Re: cleaning your monitor screen
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<br>Is this marvelous cleaning device and sight saver recommended for
<br>glass-covered CRT screens only, or will it work on the softer laptop
<br>screens, which appear to be much more vulnerable to schmutz and
<br>destruction?
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<br>From:  Mark Mandel <Mark [AT SYMBOL GOES HERE] DRAGONSYS.COM>
<br>Date:  04/14/98 12:25 PM
<br>Subject:  Re: cleaning your monitor screen
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<br>"A. Maberry" <maberry[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]U.WASHINGTON.EDU> writes:
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<br>I don't know about pet supplies, but from the description of the object, it
<br>sounds like what is usually called a "dry
<br>sponge."
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<br>Yes, the instructions said that although you should clean the sponge itself
<br>with warm water, you should always use it
<br>dry.
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