You must be wondering about why you should not use such solutions, right? Well, the chemicals in cleaning products can spoil the coating of your flat TV screen.
Here are the types of chemicals found in cleaning liquids which you should never use in cleaning your TV screens: ammonia cleaning solution, like Windex’s, even if the latter makes LDC screens’ cleaning solutions, acetone cleaning liquids or those made of ethyl alcohol.
The best cleaning products are those you make on your own at home. Use water and white vinegar cleaning solution; it is the best!
Avoid spraying the cleaning solution directly on the screens
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Many people find themselves obliged to fix their laptop screens shortly after buying their expensive laptops. This is clearly because they either neglect taking care of their tech devices, or they have no clue about how to clean the latter properly.
They might have sprayed the cleaning liquid right on the screens, and voila, the screen is damaged. But why? The cleaning solution must have accessed the laptop’s monitor through the bezels of this gadget. Instead of spraying the cleaning liquid directly on the screen, you could wet the cleaning cloth.
Make sure you unplug the TV before cleaning it
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We don’t have access to the figures, indicating the number of deaths resulting from electrical shock, but they are surely high. In some of the deaths’ cases, the cause is that the deceased people forgot to unplug their TVs while cleaning them with cleaning liquids.
This is also applicable to all the other electronic and electrical devices. Next time you decide to clean your TV screen, make sure you unplug it first.
This will also help you spot the dirt on the screen’s background in black more easily. Again, if you want to clean your fridge, computer or the likes, check if they are unplugged first to ensure your safety.
These tips can save your money and life, so bear them in mind every time you want to clean your TV or laptop screen!
