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In article <817472758snz@prntdrct.demon.co.uk>
           Mike@prntdrct.demon.co.uk "Mike Hughes" writes:

> I've managed to track down an aerosol foam cleaser which is made by
> Servisol (Foam Cleanser 30) which I am *told* is non conductive. Can
> anyone tell me if this is so. I'd like to use it to clean monitors.
> These obviously have high voltage in them, so I'd hate to see someone
> electrocute themsleves by using this. 
> 
> (Yes I know you *should* switch the monitor off, but I can guarantee
> that someone will try to clean with the monitor on.

If this is the stuff I've used (purple & light blue can), be warned
that it has a very inflammable propellant, and squirting it at a
monitor that is on, or recently switched off can be spectacular.

I know from experience.  Great for the ozone layer, less good for 
the eyebrows.


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Bill Holt     bill@itsound.demon.co.uk