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.

Displays on your laptop, phone, or desktop monitor just love to collect fingerprints and other dirt. Can you wipe them off ...

Protect your monitors and make scrolling much more pleasant by cleaning them regularly. This is how to clean a computer monitor without leaving streaks and smudges behind.

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 ...

Q: You posted an article about how to clean your computer screen a long time ago. I cut it out but now I can’t find it. … Physically spraying, wiping and cleaning. ~ Lois Paul, Denver Tech+ Sometimes ...

You may be surprised that what the best and easiest thing to clean your television screen with is something you probably ...

Your TV screen might look fine at a glance, but fingerprints, dust and smudges build up faster than you think. And if you're wiping it down with the wrong products-like paper towels or household glass ...

If you turn your head to either side, right now, just slightly, chances are you will notice some blurs, blotches, and blips of dirt or gunk on your screen. It’s only natural to get a little grime on ...

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Clean your TV screen weekly with a microfiber cloth for a clear, streak-free picture. Avoid alcohol-based cleaners which can harm modern screens; opt for screen-friendly ones instead. Unplug CRT TVs ...

In the realm of technology, people are caught up in specs, configurations, and don’t often give much thought to how to actually clean their device. Doing so, isn’t hard at all–especially with a ...

Editors Note: As we note below, it’s still unknown whether or not UV Sanitizers and UV-C can kill Covid-19, and the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) recently released an advisory confirming this.