How to clean a tv screen?

This is very good and doesn’t leave any smears either

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anno you obviously don’t have small DGC continually patting the tv with their grubby/ choccy fingers, believe me, our tv needs more than a light dust.

Thank you. I'm a bit worried about the gentle touch now.

If you dust it regularly with a light touch, it shouldn't need any more cleaning.

Just a tiny bit of Fairy in the warm water, have been doing this for years, and hasn’t damaged it yet, but yes, doing it gently, no pressing on the screens.

You shouldn't use any soaps etc on an LCD screen it will damage it. A dry microfibres cloth for dust and slightly dampen for marks but very gentle if you press hard it will damage the screen

Fairy liquid in warm water with a splash of vinegar, on a microfibre cloth, also for computer screens, iPad and mirrors.Leaves them sparkly.

White vinegar mixed with water, apply (sparingly), wipe off with a micro fibre cloth. (Were you watching this morning when I did ours?).

We were given a small micro fibre cloth with the tv, so I use that.

I meant to say, I spray it on a cloth, not the TV!

I got a spray in Asda's clearance shelf. It has been great, as our TV was covered in DGD sticky finger prints.

They attract a lot of dust because of the static. I use a micro fibre cloth too, but I have used all purpose polish on ours and it hasn’t done it any harm.

I got a packet of screen wipes from Tesco for a pound. Actually I thought they were widow cleaning wipes - but I didn't have my (smeary) glasses on

I think the wipes sound the safest option, rather than one of my home made ideas.

You can buy special wipes for cleaning electronic equipment but I have found they do leave smears so any suggestions from other GNs would be gratefully received.

I have a pot of screen wipes that are for monitors, TV etc. which I bought in Aldi's.
Just a light swish over does the job, definitly no pressing or rubbing.

DH does it with a low static microfiber cloth every week at least. It does need cleaning often like the laptop screen - they get very dusty and you cant see the picture properly.

Umm.. even more ashamed to say I never clean my glasses either. Just had a thought though; maybe its my glasses with the grot on, rather than the tv?

I don't know about a tv screen, but I use specs cleaner wipes on my iPad and laptop. Seems to work ok and gets off GC finger marks. Whatever you use, don't rub too hard!