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It Is Not The Future…It’s ROR LCD Screen Cleaner

matt — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 22:07:10 +0000

It Is Not The Future…It’s ROR LCD Screen Cleaner!

ROR stands for “residual oil remover.” Unlike other lens cleaners, ROR is designed to emulsify and remove the microscopic film of oil residing on the surface that is caused by environmental pollution.

It has been used and tested on everything from multicoated lenses to beryllium surfaced contacts and has proven itself time and again to be the finest and safest lens cleaner on the market today.

Most LCD Screen Cleaners skate over the surface leaving behind the embedded residue that impairs clarity. Compared to ROR, that’s not clean.

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The New “Nook”…….Even New Nooks Need Cleaned

matt — Mon, 23 May 2011 15:00:59 +0000

It is looking like tomorrow will be the big day…

http://news.cnet.com/new-nook-coming-soon-most-likely-e-ink-model/8301-17938_105-20059970-1.html

Barnes & Nobel will be unveiling their new “Nook” eReader.

With the smashing success of their first generation of eReaders, it will be exciting to see what new developments they have come up with.

New or Not, your Nook screen is getting dirty!!!!

Let ROR help wipe away your smudges and smears to keep those pages clear and easy to read.

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LAPTOPS/COMPUTER SCREENS

admin — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 01:07:38 +0000

New laptops come in squeaky-clean packages, with spotless keyboards, dustless LCD screens and smooth trackpad. After years of use, however, you would notice your keyboard getting shadows from all even small food particles wedged in between the rough finish. The LCD screen and trackpad might even be oily because of contact with your fingers. While some laptops retail their like-new surfaces through years of use (like my old ThinkPad and my PowerBook Pismo, which are black), most non-black laptops show signs of use after just a few months. What’s a laptop user to do, then? There are several cleaners out there. Some are water-based. Some are alcohol-based. I’ve tried alcohol, but it can sometimes be abrasive. Glass cleaners can work, too, when diluted. Heck even vinegar solution would do well with sticky trackpads (it’s acidic, after all). Try your local photo hobbyist shop. Maybe they have oil-removing lens cleaners that can help. iBooks and PowerBooks seem to develop a “shadow” of the keyboard on the LCD over time, which won’t come off with window cleaners such as Windex. With my iBook, it was bad enough that using the thing in direct sunlight was sometimes difficult.

On a whim, I recently tried a lens cleaner called ROR (Residual Oil Remover) that I picked up from my local camera store and it took the shadow off completely. My guess is the shadow is really just finger oils from the keyboard or something. – Low End Mac User

ROR removes oil residue on a microscopic level, yet is not abrasive to glass or other surfaces. Better give it a try. Until now, lens cleaners have been for the most part, simply silicone, alcohol

or glycerin based products. Instead of removing the embedded pollution from the pores and surface of a lens, they coated it, thereby defeating the original intention. ROR has redefined the science of lens care by utilizing a formula of natural ingredients that finally removes the counterproductive, ineradicable microscopic oil residues from the surface and pores of glass and plastic.

– J. Angelo Racoma, Tips, Living With

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