I think you've answered your own question -- it's not suitable for cleaning your 3DS screen. Use the product that works best, the LCD screen cleaner. It's also safer than the rubbing alcohol which gives off toxic fumes.
LCD Screen Question
I understand this is probably not the correct place to post this question, but here it goes regardless.
I recently purchased a 3DS... I was simply wondering if using rubbing alcohol, as a cleaner could cause damage to the LCD screen of the system? I placed some in the cap, than used a Q-Tip dipped in the rubbing alcohol, and cleaned up the noticeable areas, than I got a lint free cloth, dabbed it in some rubbing alcohol, than gently cleaned the screen.
This left some marks on the screen, like water marks or something, so I used some actual LCD cleaning liquid, and it worked perfectly, made my screen like new.
So I was simply wondering if using 50/50 rubbing alcohol as a cleaner for an LCD screen could cause damage now, or in the future. Thank you in advance for answering my questions, I greatly appreciate it.
I recently purchased a 3DS... I was simply wondering if using rubbing alcohol, as a cleaner could cause damage to the LCD screen of the system? I placed some in the cap, than used a Q-Tip dipped in the rubbing alcohol, and cleaned up the noticeable areas, than I got a lint free cloth, dabbed it in some rubbing alcohol, than gently cleaned the screen.
This left some marks on the screen, like water marks or something, so I used some actual LCD cleaning liquid, and it worked perfectly, made my screen like new.
So I was simply wondering if using 50/50 rubbing alcohol as a cleaner for an LCD screen could cause damage now, or in the future. Thank you in advance for answering my questions, I greatly appreciate it.
