Don't overthink it. A soft cloth may be all you really need.Never use a paper towel to clean your TV screen, and avoid chemical cleaners.By James K. WillcoxWhether you’re watching your favorite ...

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Nothing ruins your favorite show or a fun movie night quite like a smudgy, dirty TV screen. Of course, there’s more to cleaning a TV than just keeping the screen clean — especially because they’re ...

Dirty TV screens happen, even to us neat freaks. Dust, dirt, streaks and fingerprints can interfere with your viewing pleasure. When you sit down to indulge in a night of your favorite shows or a big ...

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Now that the NFL football season has kicked off, you probably want to see all the on-field action as clearly as you can. But TVs, like other electronic items, can attract dust and get marred by ...

First, turn off the TV before cleaning it. Then use a dry microfiber cloth to gently dust the screen, working in an up-and-down or left-to-right motion. For any spots, you can dampen a microfiber ...

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