Cleaning a TV screen.
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Cleaning a TV screen.
Ok so I'm guessing lot's of you all have big(ish) TV screens at home, Anytime I 'try' and clean mine I'm left with smears all over the place and it looks worse than when I started, what do people use to avoid the horrible smear affect? Is glass cleaner ok?
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Everybody will have their personal favourite, but Mer Ultimate Polish will leave the screen streak free, as long as you use it with a slightly damp cloth and don't use too much. It's also the best mirror cleaner ever ever ever.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&k...l_2kvezatzcj_b
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On my plasma (glass screen) I use a microfibre cloth and.......my breath believe it or not. I`m pretty ocd about most stuff and that works for me If it`s LCD then I dunno, would never entertain one
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All plasma ,led ,LCD use the same cleaner and have the same surfacf unless its glass
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasma_television
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I use a microfibre cloth with a tiny bit of water (literally a dribble ) to wipe it over then the dry side of the microfibre to "polish" it up. Brings it up spotless and smear free....even after a two and a half year old has been running her fingers over it!
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