What to Use to Clean Computer Screens. The first step is to check the manufacturer's manual for the model and make of your device. See whether it has an LCD, LED, or another type of display.

As for cleaning the LCD screen, first let’s cover the big don’ts. Don’t use paper towels and don’t use glass cleaner! LCD screens are more susceptible to chemicals and scratching than ...

How to clean an LCD (not glass-covered) laptop screen: If you have a PC laptop with an LCD screen, you should not use disinfecting wipes. Manufacturers, such as Hewlett-Packard, say that active ...

First, attempt to clean your screen with a dry, lint-free cloth. If you can't find the cleaning cloth that came with your screen in question, then it's likely you have one laying around from a ...

PixelClean claims to be a special LCD screen cleaning solution, where $19.95 gets you 5 ounces of the stuff, along with a couple of microfiber polishing cloths and four towelettes.

Q: I have a new LCD television, and I'm not sure how to clean it. With my old tube set, I just spritzed it with Windex, but the surface of my new TV isn't glass. A: "We recommend using LCD ...

The answer to cleaning your display correctly largely depends on the wipe and your laptop screen. Strong chemicals in certain wipe may damage the LCD's anti-glare or fingerprint-resistant coatings ...

How to clean a TV screen: LCD, LED, OLED and plasma. Before we dive into the details, let’s brush up on the different types of TV screens. Most of today’s flat-screen TVs have either LCD or ...

For quick cleanup, you can use LCD cleaning wipes to remove fingerprints and residue without having to rinse. Warnings Don't use benzene or other strong solvents on the Sony Bravia screen.

Televisions are dust magnets, so we asked experts how to clean a flat-screen TV — including plasma and OLED models — the right way.