How often do you guys bathe your monitor?

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  1. WhoolyWarlord

    Twice a month whether it needs it or not.

    Be sure to scrub the panel with a wire brush to get it extra clean.

  2. ThereAndFapAgain2

    Once a week, he gets jealous if I wash the dog without him

  3. sudeki300

    Need to lay it flat, or it won’t get into the corners

  4. JayDee999

    Only if gets dirty or can’t clean itself

  5. radziu_PL

    I started to bathe my monitor since I bought OLED, because it’s important to do pixel cleaning often to avoid burn in.

  6. Creed_of_War

    Once monthly in the summer and maybe once in total over the winter. Or when ever it gets smelly.

  7. Remember that the water must be warm or else it can catch a cold.

  8. On even weeks I take a bath, on odd weeks its the monitors turn

  9. MethturbationEnjoyer

    Whatever you do, do not bathe your step monitor

  10. Immediate_Cut_6672

    I actually prefer to use a pressure washer but ig that’s up to you

  11. GH057807

    I have that laundry basket.

    One of the handles is going to snap soon.

  12. _Caphelion

    Twice a week. I make sure to polish it off with a steel wool pad after. It really gets all the smudges off.

  13. Once a week in a bath of goats milk and honey.

  14. adamchevy

    I started washing my CRTs years ago. I was always concerned that my cathodes were getting dirty. I also was worried about my shadow masks needing to be cleaned regularly. I had some aperture grille’s that needed to be wire brushed to get the pixel residue removed that was leftover from the electron gun constantly firing. I noticed that the colors always looked much brighter after I did this monthly.

  15. BillyBobJenkins422

    Weekly usually, got to exfoliate to remove dead pixels.

  16. Walkingdead1987

    If it’s a domestic short-hair monitor it doesn’t need bathing. And make sure you put out plenty of scratching boards for its nails.

  17. NonameideaonlyF

    Guys, genuine question, is this something you are really supposed to do? Won’t the electronics inside get damaged

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