Screen and glass cleaner

Hi guys,

I am new to this forum, so please give me some advise.
So I just got my Samsung Galaxy S, love it! The staff offered me to installed the screen protector but they use glass cleaner to clean the screen. I arrived home, read the manual book and it says the screen cannot come into contact with water as the touch screen may malfunction when exposed to water. I really like this phone and worry something will happen to the screen. Does anyone has experience of it? I do really appreciate it.

Thank you

Hi.

Don't be worried about any liquids, go to your supermarket and buy an ecloth. That are less than a £, get one big enough to cover the whole phone. Put the phone in the middle, give it a quick scrub, and you have a buffed up new looking phone. :-)
Just don't drop it when you are getting out of the car like I did :-(

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hi, i am new and first time user of galaxy s, i am wondering is it necessary to get a screen protector and a casing for it? as i browse tru this forum, there is a brand called Zagg invisible shield- i read few comment on it and i am wondering is it really that good? for price of $25, you can get a full body casing ( i presume) does it protect the screen as well? and lastly what currency are they using? US dollar or Singapore dollar or any other currency? i am a user from malaysia

thanks for the info! does help! i wil try to get one!

hey steve, i read that you had just ordered steinheil screen protector, is it same as Zagg screen protector? i am wondering which is good for my galaxy, by the way. can zagg products ordered to malaysia?

Hi nightkids, I haven't installed yet it tooks couple of weeks to arrive from US (sgp store) I am not sure about Zagg but you can check from their website I guess..

Yes, just like Casz mentioned - slightly soapy solution and get rid of excess liquid, so it's just enough water that you can slide the skin around.

Furthermore, it's submerging the gadgetshieldz, not your device.

It is wise to remove the battery and everything else before applying the shield. And try not to turn on your device until you're very sure it's dry.

What I've done, last time, was rest it at an angle (FOR 24 HOURS) such that any liquid will be drained out from an opening. After that, I use a hair-dryer to blow it for an hour or so, before inserting my SIM, SD card and battery.

Just be careful.

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Simple and Safe Method.

Things Needed : Drinking water and a regular absorbant towel (preferenble old as that becomes a bit more absorbant).

Method .

1. Switch off the Phone completely.
2. Wet your palms with water and clean the screen and the back cover with the wet palms taking care not to use too much water and also not to let the water enter any holes / connectors on the mobile.
3. when you have rubbed it a little with your palms and the mobile is still wet a bit, use towel to gently polish and dry the mobile by keeping the mobile wrapped inside the towel.
4. Viola, its as clean as new...

I have been using this trick on my samsung capacitive touch screen phone Galaxy S. Nothing happens to the phone so dont worry. Water would not do any damage to the screen coating unless it enters inside the mobile itself. I guess any chemicals would rather be more dangerous.

Hope you find it useful..