Re: Glass Cleaner
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Phillips, Thomas E. on
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But the real question is whether the Sparkle Flat Screen Cleaner has a
similar chemical composition to the purple spray other than the color.
Not all glass cleaners are equally recommended for objectives so just
because this is a Sparkle product, one can't be sure it is equally safe.
I am copying this message to Sparkle and will post their reply.
The Canadians who can't find Sparkle in their country need to find some
American who will ship them inexpensive prescription drugs in exchange
for Sparkle. just kidding...
At 01:14 PM 11/19/07, you wrote:
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This is what I got back from their customer service:
Our Sparkle Flat Screen Cleaner contains no purple dye as does our aerosol.
The Flat Screen Cleaner sells for $14.95 for 3-8 oz. bottles, or $55.95 for a case of 12. The Aerosol sells for $16.95 for 3-20 oz. spray cans. Shipping and handling per order is $6.95. It ships out UPS Ground.
A. J. Funk & Company
Manufacturers of Sparkle Glass Cleaner
Phone: 847-741-6760 1-877-225-3865
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- -----Original Message-----
- From: Confocal Microscopy List [[hidden email]]On Behalf Of Farid Jalali
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- Subject: Re: Glass Cleaner
- Search the CONFOCAL archive at http://listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu/cgi-bin/wa?S1=confocal hi tom,
- is the Sparkle 'pc cleaner' called Sparkle Anti-Static Ergonomic Screen Cleaner by the company. i would liek to order this and just want to be sure. there is a link below for those interested.
- thanks
- farid
- http://www.bestcleaningproducts.com/shop/product.asp_Q_prodID_E_3759
- On Nov 16, 2007 4:54 PM, Donnelly, Tom <[hidden email]> wrote:
- The company makes a clear Sparkle called "pc cleaner".
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- This should deposit less film, also the purple dye possibly is fluorescent.
- Tom
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- I use the diluted form
- Vickery
- nathan witherspoon wrote:
- > Search the CONFOCAL archive at
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- > I have been told that Sparkle is the glass cleaner of choice for
- > cleaning objectives because it will not eat away coatings.
- > I just noticed on the bottle we have that it says Sparkle can be
- > diluted "one part water to two parts Sparkle."
- > So does everyone dilute it or use the pure form? Does it really matter?
- >
- > Thanks,
- > Nathan
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