cleaning plasma and lcd screens

Nicoll

uolypool wrote: »

I bought a spray from kleeneze or betterware can't remember which one offhand , it works a treat on both the laptop and the telly screen cost me £2.99 if my memory serves me correctly . No smears nothing, our dog sits nose on the screen whenever a dog comes on the telly and whine till the dog disappears from screen since spraying this stuff on it it doesn't leave a mark just need to wipe it with microfibre cloth HTH

Ha ha, my dog does that too, not just other dogs though, any animals set him off!

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

I like the clips of birds. The cats are shocked at the sight of a two foot high sparrow taking a dustbath - and now I have surround sound too, they look as though their poor little heads might implode! :rotfl:

LJM

i always just use a microfibre cloth dry to dust, is there anyway you can ask the place you bought them from for any advice i bet they get people coming in all the time there may be a way to rectify it

leanne28

What an amazing forum...It's full of helpful tips and sound advice.

I would be grateful if anyone help with this question

Does anyone know what's the best way to clean a LCD tv?

I heard that you should be careful as some cleaning products can damage the screen and that's the last thing I want... I don't really want to folk out for expensive cleaning for the tv as I'm desperately trying to save money...So I'm wondering if there was a cheaper alternative?

Many Thanks

Penelope_Penguin

leanne28 wrote: »

Does anyone know what's the best way to clean a LCD tv?

No idea, but there are lots of tips in this thread I'll add this later to keep ideas together.

leanne28

:)Thanks for the reply.........I'll take a look at that thread.

Butterfly_Brain

I use baby wipes on mine with no probs

Agapanthus

I just use a damp cloth. Microfibre is best.

leanne28

Thanks for the replies xx

meritaten

I was given a special cleaning cloth with my tv, but it looked and felt like the ones they give you with new spectacles. you dampen it wipe it over the screen then dry with paper towels. works brilliantly and so do the spectacle cloths! one tip i would pass on is - DONT do it when the screen is warm..........let it cool down or do it BEFORE switching the tv on.