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Oh Heather,
Where did you buy your TV then, never heard of anyone getting a a special cloth to clean it, is it a LCD or Plasma screen then. Is it a microfibre cloth or something?
Betty
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I was given a special cloth to use on my monitor when I bought it? Ditto my tv screen.
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Sorry everyone for late reply, Jenny really useful information, I never thought to google.
I will give it a try, my screen is all finger marks too and splashes from drinks grandchildren had, chocolate biscuits, sweets etc!! You don't notice it when the monitor is on but when its off the screen looks awful. I have used LCD screen wipes but it doesn't take the marks off.
Betty
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Saving this wonderful bit of information!
Had my LCD monitor for 4 years and I keep telling the rest of my family not to touch the screen...but it falls on deaf ears.
Got hubby's big greasy finger print right in the middle of the screen...now I know how I can get rid of it...safely!
Thanks for the info Jenny.
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Excuse me for "Butting " in but just wanted to thank Jenny for this very useful info. x
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This is from google Betty
Instructions to clean a computer monitor vary depending on the type of monitor, as Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) monitors have different tolerance levels for handling techniques and cleaning supplies. If you are not sure what type of monitor you have, know as a general rule that LCD monitors are flat, and CRT monitors are big and bulky. In addition, a CRT monitor has an obvious glass panel in the front, while a LCD monitor looks almost gel-like in appearance, although you should never touch it with bare hands. If you have a laptop, it has an LCD monitor. If your monitor came with an owner's manual, always follow the directions listed there to clean a computer monitor, rather than a generic guide, as failing to follow manufacturer's instructions may void your warranty.
To clean a computer monitor which uses CRT technology, start by turning it off and totally unplugging it from the power source and your computer. Then, use an anti-static cloth or a very soft, clean cloth to wipe dust from the surface of the monitor. Next, spray a small amount of monitor or electronic appliance cleaning fluid onto the cloth, and rub the cloth consistently in one direction: top to bottom is a common choice. When you are done, use a dry cloth to dry the monitor right away. Never spray cleaning fluid directly onto the monitor, as it can damage the monitor and other computer components.
If you have a LCD monitor, the process to clean it is slightly different, because the screen is more fragile, although the monitor should also be powered down and fully unplugged. To clean a computer monitor with LCD technology, start with an anti-static or very soft cloth and gently wipe dust from the surface of the monitor. Next, put a solution of rubbing alcohol or cider vinegar and water onto a cloth and wipe the monitor, always moving in the same direction, and follow by gently drying the monitor.
Some people have plasma monitors, which are similar in some ways to LCD monitors. To clean a computer monitor that uses gas or plasma, follow the directions for cleaning an LCD monitor, but use a special fluid designed for plasma monitors. When you clean a computer monitor with LCD or plasma, make sure that you do not use abrasive cleaning fluids such as those containing ammonia, because they can damage the screen, causing it to turn brittle, yellow, or crack in extreme cases. Try to avoid touching both types of monitors with any object, as they are highly delicate and can break or become dented.
If you clean a computer monitor on a regular basis, you will find your computing experience in general more pleasant, as you will not be forced to peer around streaks and dust on the screen. You can also clean other components like your case and keyboard at the same time, eliminating pet hair, dust, dirt, accumulated food particles, and other unsavory visitors. Depending on the amount of animals and children in your home, you should clean a computer monitor every three to six months, or whenever it is obviously dirty.
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My computer screen is all marks, I have used computer LCD screen wipes but not really any good, anyone got any good ideas for really cleaning the screen. I don't want to damage it!!
Betty
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