for the people with the white MACs
Hello everyone,
A simple question(tried the search option but couldnt find a thread). If any of you have been to an Apple store you will see the white laptops, in my case the first thing that caught my eyes is the brownish discoloration of the mouse pad from repetitive use by the customers.
My question is do any of you who own there white Macbooks or ibooks have brown(discolored) mouse pads, do you know of a way to clean it back to white or is this a discoloration that cant be cleaned. If that is the case then this will be my decision making point to purchase a black Macbook instead of a White.
Thank you for your time
A simple question(tried the search option but couldnt find a thread). If any of you have been to an Apple store you will see the white laptops, in my case the first thing that caught my eyes is the brownish discoloration of the mouse pad from repetitive use by the customers.
My question is do any of you who own there white Macbooks or ibooks have brown(discolored) mouse pads, do you know of a way to clean it back to white or is this a discoloration that cant be cleaned. If that is the case then this will be my decision making point to purchase a black Macbook instead of a White.
Thank you for your time
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Originally posted by MACTIME
Hello everyone,
A simple question(tried the search option but couldnt find a thread). If any of you have been to an Apple store you will see the white laptops, in my case the first thing that caught my eyes is the brownish discoloration of the mouse pad from repetitive use by the customers.
My question is do any of you who own there white Macbooks or ibooks have brown(discolored) mouse pads, do you know of a way to clean it back to white or is this a discoloration that cant be cleaned. If that is the case then this will be my decision making point to purchase a black Macbook instead of a White.
Thank you for your time
Take it back and get a new one...8)
Originally posted by Guybrush Threepwood
Take it back and get a new one...8)
Try reading people's posts before replying to them.
Originally posted by MACTIME
(tried the search option but couldnt find a thread).
This website's search function is broken, and has been for a while. It sure would be nice if they would fix it one of these days.
On to addressing your actual question:
Some of the early white MacBooks were discovered to have a material defect which led to a discolouration of the casework. Apple will replace any discoloured MacBook due to defect.
Otherwise, there are plenty of cleaning materials that should work (I've heard that Mr. Clean Magic Erasers are quite good, but have never tried one myself). Of course, it's a good idea to keep your hands clean and food & drink well away from your machine if you want to keep it clean. I've had a white MacBook for a while now and it's still spotless.
Originally posted by Mr. H
Try reading people's posts before replying to them.
Try understanding sarcasm...