On 13/09/10 00:15, Tamas Rudnai wrote:
> A tap water contains lots of unwanted stuff, so that is not the best to
> clean any electronics. As mentioned by others isopropyl is probably the
> best.

I'd go with H2O to get rid of the water-soluble crap, then use isopropyl=20
to get rid of oils and help the water evaporate without leaving a residue.

(Google terms: isopropyl alcohol, water, azeotrope)

Ideally you use distilled or deionised water -- either should be=20
available from a car shop. Failing that, filtered tap water is fine (if=20
you've got access to a Brita filter, filtered water cooler, Fujifilm=20
FRSS system or something like that).

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