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Smeared screen on plasma tv
Careful_with_that_Axe
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Somehow my TV has got smears all over the front of it and they are driving me mad. I have tried wiping it very gently with a damp cloth and various other things but nothing has worked so far. I am scared of damaging it obviously.
Can anyone suggest a tried and tested method to remove these please?
Can anyone suggest a tried and tested method to remove these please?
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I use isopropyl alcohol see HERE
The screen wipes you get have this stuff in them
Use a lint free cloth
Check with the manufacturer to see if it is suitable before buying / using
I have used it for years, but you do so at your own riskbaldly going on...0 -
I just use windolene type stuff. It's only glass isn't it?0
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I would be careful what I use for any type of display screen and would NOT risk windowlene.
I always swear by using a microfibre cloth (NOT a cotton cloth!) eg https://www.calotherm.co.uk/index.php?page_id=3&product=26 and caloclean spray https://www.calotherm.co.uk/index.php?page_id=3&product=20
These products are mainly aimed at spectacle wearers but work great on screens!0 -
Some tv's etc have a glass coating which is meant to help reduce glare, my Sony tv came with cleaning advice and a warning about what not to use. Can't remember what it did advise using though.Herman - MP for all!
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Have you tried using a microfibre cloth???"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0
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Some tv's etc have a glass coating which is meant to help reduce glare, my Sony tv came with cleaning advice and a warning about what not to use. Can't remember what it did advise using though.
Do mean TV's with a SHINY screen?
I've never understood this fascination with putting shiny screens on everything these days, first it was laptops, now most TVs seem to have them.0 -
the best thing i have found is a microfibre cloth(about £1 for a pack of 2 from tescos)......hold one over a boiling kettle so the steam only gets the cloth very slightly moist,the wipe the screen with it...works a treat,the cloth is virtually dry only very slightly warm and damp..no streaks and a clean tv......0
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Been looking for some tips on this to remove our little horror's finger marks from our LCD TV. Thanks for the tips - will give the microfibre cloths a try.0
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