We spend a lot of time looking at our desktop monitors and laptop displays. Unfortunately, computer screens attract all manner of dust, fingerprints, and grime, which can be distracting and unsightly.

Keeping your electronic devices clean requires more than just a casual wipe-down with any old clean cloth. LCD, LED, Plasma, OLED, and QLED television screens all require special care to protect the ...

Computer monitors get dirty pretty fast! They’re excellent magnets for dust, dirt, fingerprints, and the occasional grime. A dirty monitor impairs your viewing experience and allows for germs to ...

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Many of us spend a lot of time looking at our television. They are the vessels that bring us binge-worthy content like "Bridgerton" or "Real Housewives," inform us about what's happening in our ...

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 ...

It’s easy to ignore a dusty or smudged computer screen—until the glare from a nearby window makes every fingerprint and dust particle impossible to overlook. Whether you use a desktop monitor or a ...

Even for people who are fastidiously clean, electronics-obsessed or just plain old germaphobic, keeping a laptop screen clean can feel like an insurmountable and never-ending chore. Laptop screens get ...

Make sure you have a microfiber cloth handy, and you won't go wrong mixing equal parts isopropyl alcohol and water. Reading time 2 minutes Have a dirty Mac or MacBook screen? You’re not the only one.

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