What do you guys use to clean your tv? I was going to get one of them monster cleaning kits. But I seen some reviews how it messed there tv up
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Re: Cleaning LED tv???
What I've read (if LED is the same in terms of cleaning as an LCD), is that you go with a soft, lint-free cloth and dampen it a bit with water (preferrably bottled / distilled). Some site have said you can mix in a very small percentage or rubbing alcohol (like a 1:20 mix). If you have a lot of film built up it may take a couple of cleanings.
I did the water only thing the other day (after my wife ONCE AGAIN rubbed some **** on the screen) and it took some light rubbing, but it got real nice. -
Re: Cleaning LED tv???
I'll use an isopropyl / distilled water mix if a display is really grimy. No tap water, no rough towels, spray on the cloth not the screen. I probably use a 1:10 mix if it's 70% alcohol.
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Re: Cleaning LED tv???
What I do with mine is just use one of those cloths you get to clean off a pair of eye glasses with (And some TVs actually come with them as well). Don't really know how else to describe it, it's like a silky cloth. But it's not rough like a paper towel, as snepp alluded to, so it will not mess with the screen.University of Minnesota Golden Gopher Hockey
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Re: Cleaning LED tv???
Yes, a fine/ultra-fine microfiber cloth is the best option.
Not the more coarse microfiber versions like these...
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