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Does this seem safe - EagerToLearn - 02-05-2012
...to clean my HDTV and desktop monitor screens? In terms of the liquid contents. I don't want to damage anything and I've never used a screen cleaner before.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Laptop-LCD-Monitor-Plasma-Screen-Cleaning-Kit-Cleaner-N-/220816332261?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3369add5e5
RE: Does this seem safe - ÜB3R - 02-05-2012
That should do fine however i would advise getting a microfibre cloth i have one for doing my samsung 42 inch tv and it cleans it up a treat. However i dont use any type of liquids as i find it causes alot of smudges and looks really horrific afterwards i find the best thing to do is wet the cloth ring it out so its just damp and then go over it several times and it works awesome. Example of microfibre cloth
RE: Does this seem safe - AlbinoShadow - 02-07-2012
Liquids will not damage the piece of equipment as long as you aren't pouring Windex into the cracks.
RE: Does this seem safe - Grin - 02-07-2012
You should use only ones designed for it.
RE: Does this seem safe - Ⓓⓐⓝ - 02-07-2012
Like Grin said, use something like this http://www.amazon.com/CleanDr-60600-Plasma-Screen-Cleaner/dp/B0016A63I6/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1328655252&sr=1-4
Don't want to damage your devices.
RE: Does this seem safe - n00bikscube - 03-06-2012
My personal recommendation: Here
RE: Does this seem safe - Cartel - 03-06-2012
As stated above.
Use the ones that are made or designed for it.
RE: Does this seem safe - Existence - 03-10-2012
Use the cleaners that are actually made and promoted by the manufacturer of your product.