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Old 29-08-2002, 5:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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screen cleaner

Is there a cheap easy cleaner to clean t.v. screens with? The baby's finger prints are killing me!!!!!!!
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Old 29-08-2002, 7:03 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Try Windolene non smear For glass & shiny surfaces . It says on the label it can be used for television screens and vdu's .

It does a great job of cleaning the mess left behind by my 2year old, so I know exactly how you feel

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Old 29-08-2002, 7:15 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Careful about using any cleaning product on coated glass (anti-static/reflective/glare) as many new TVs do.

Often a purplish refelction means the screen is coated. For these simply use water and kitchen roll. Dry thoroughly with dry kitchen roll. For stubborn marks use a **little** hand soap. And repeat as before.

Screen should then be as good as new!
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cheers chaps, i'll give it a go
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