I had a smudge on my TV and went to grab my phone cleaner kit- all that did was make it 10 times worse. I quickly ran out to my local hardware store got the blue towels and some distilled water and good as new! thanks man!
@@TightWadDIY I used a Targus LCD Digital / Video Camera (Universal use) with a blue microfiber cloth to clean my new Samsung QLED Q60A tv screen (it had some fingerprints and I think foam stain) however I notice the smudges became wider and left like Streaks post cleaning…I am afraid to be touching this new tv (the way to see this streaks is by pointing a flashlight directly at it). I believe maybe this QLED Q60A has another type of Panel or something :(
@@Spinorap Yes it looked like a blue smudge! Only use a damp microfiber cloth with distilled water and quickly a dry microfiber cloth and problem solved!
This is a perfect vid for everybody to learn how to clean flat screen tv. Thanks so much. I hunted for a bit to find it and is totally worth the agro. I got a case of shop towels instead of flowers for Valentines from a guy I dated 3 years ago and I cherish those suckers.
omg it worked awesome, I used that fiber cloth and scratch it up and the cell phone cleaner made it worse but this idea has my tv screen looking brand new I'm so happy thanks so much 😊
I've been using this same method for years to clean up my televisions and computer monitors. Glad to see someone finally made a video to show how easy this technique is and how cheap. Also, if you don't have distilled water, filtered water will work as well. Then again I get my water from a natural spring on my property, so this application may not work with filtered tap from your municipal water line.
I used a Targus LCD Digital / Video Camera (Universal use) with a blue microfiber cloth to clean my new Samsung QLED Q60A tv screen (it had some fingerprints and I think foam stain) however I notice the smudges became wider and left like Streaks post cleaning…I am afraid to be touching this new tv (the way to see this streaks is by pointing a flashlight directly at it). I believe maybe this QLED Q60A has another type of Panel or something :(
Hey Tightwad, I took your advise and tried the distilled water and it worked like a charm and I did not need mush and the screen sparkles ... thaks for making my life less stressfull. I made my own distilled water and tested it bfore (23) after (0).
I am hoping you can give me some advice? Memorial Day 2020, i got an LG 70 inch TV. It's such a great device. It's performance exceeded my expectations. I live in a small, single apartment, with an open floor plan. Whenever i cook anything with oil, i turn on the cheap yet fictional ventilation fan above the stove. I also place a clean, never been used plastic shower curtain over the screen when i cook with oil. I also make sure to ALWAYS place the same side of the shower curtain to the screen, as to not get any vaporized grease that may have accumulated from previous times i have cooked on the outside of the curtain. Yet still, i saw tiny dots of cooking oil platters on the TV screen. A few are smudged in a thin, linear formation, not enough to notice when the TV is on, however i can see them all CLEARLY, when i turn off the lights at night, and shine a flashlight on to the screen. I discovered this buy chance. I am NERVOUS to even attempt a spot clean on the 70' inch screen. I also have a 40' Samsung SmartTV that i made the mistake of cleaning without knowing it also had tiny spots of accumulated grease vapor from cooking inside such a small apartment unit. My dilemma, do i not clean the large screen, and let more vaporized cooking grease get on to the screen, or do i attempt to clean it, and possibly make it worse...?? The ironic thing about having such a great TVs like i've got, is that it's such a DELICATE piece of technology in regards to simply being able to keep the screen dust and grease print free. As much as i love this newer TV technology, I long for the days when TVs had glass screens, which were by comparison to LED screens, so easy to clean. Sigh....
I once found your video 1 monyh ago i did everything you said messed up soak my shock towl too much watch yout vid again to see how its done and it works my tv had streaks bad because i tried to clean it on my own then found yout video again and it works
You only need a dry Microfibre cloth to clean a TV screen! with slight pressure start from one end and work your way up and down the screen, don't use water! ( ex Ferguson employer who used to install and clean screens)
And this will get rid of all streaks? Cause I got scared when you said avoid window cleaner and I already did. I mean it looks just fine and it was one time, but I'm still scared
Hi!! This video is so helpful…I’m definitely going to try this. I just had one question dor you. A beer can exploded in my living room and and a result I’ve got beer splutter all over my tv, would this method be effective in getting rid of those splutters? Also, blue shop towels are easily available in my country…any chance you could suggest an alternative cloth? Thanks!
I scored this tv free as well , my bro is management at the Byron at Byron Resort in Byron, and the new owner that bought it for 100mill or some crazy & redid the hole place , that had just been refurbished six months earlier, everything the tiles bathtubs all technology all thrown in the bin🤷🏼♀️🙄 so he had so many of these giving out left & right
Micro fibre cloth’s scratch the screen surface. When you place your phone camera torch on it you can see little scratches. What is the best thing and ideal cloth to use on a flatscreen
I used a Targus LCD Digital / Video Camera (Universal use) with a blue microfiber cloth to clean my new Samsung QLED Q60A tv screen (it had some fingerprints and I think foam stain) however I notice the smudges became wider and left like Streaks post cleaning…I am afraid to be touching this new tv (the way to see this streaks is by pointing a flashlight directly at it). I believe maybe this QLED Q60A has another type of Panel or something :(
Microfiber cloth only!! And only the super smooth ones, not even the sort of Velcro looking ones! Tiny scratches from disposable “cloths” or “towels” can leave tiny scratches that will make the screen hazy over time.
Don't the shop towels have micro fibers in them just like a paper towel? If so that is not good for your screen over time because you will have little scratch marks that's why they give you a microfiber towel with your TV.
I have every cleaning product known to man. I have filtered water, spring water, tap water, everything but distilled water! Im also to lazy to run out and get some. What should I do?
Hmm, I think you would need to find a way to collect the vapor created during the boiling phase, since that vapor IS the distilled water, not the water that stays in the pot (I'm not 100% sure though, but I seem to remember from my chemistry 101 class!!)
I've cleaned the LCD screen OK no problem. I've managed to somehow damage the black plastic frame surround with some of the cleaning fluid, (possibly). The cleaning fluid is alcohol and ammonia free so I would have thought it was fairly safe and innocuous. Any idea how I can get the nice black sheen back?
There smudge dots. About 3 or 4. I have an LG oled.. I have TV screen cleaner. At first I tried with a dry cloth because it's not recommended to use any solution. They wouldn't come off. I have TV screen cleaner for LCD, PDA etc. with the TV off I sprayed it on a smooth cloth, wiped it, still there. The thing is, no one touches the TV screen so how they got there, I don't know.. It does look better but not new.
I’ve been looking for videos on how to clean off my 50” LG NanoCell, because of the fact that they are not that popular and everyone uses QLED’s OLED’s and ULED tv’s it is hard for me to find videos on how to clean mine of when the screen gets dusty.
The fact that TV brands have not created a TV with less hassle tells you a lot we spend all this money on TVs and they are so easily damaged I never had this problem with cleaning my older flat screen TV
I just love how these people on RUclips, that experiment with their LCD screens, make video's, like they are EXPERTS in this field. Perhaps consulting the manufacturer's of these TV might be a better way to approach this, because once you SCRATCH these LCD screens, it is TOOOO LATE, and you would have to REPLACE THESE SCREENS.
I appreciate the concern and the use of CAPS for emphasis. Fortunately, this is EXACTLY what Samsung (that’s the manufacturer) recommends. Some RUclipsrs do research prior to posting videos. I’m one of those....✌🏼
One question. Is it okay if I clean my LCD monitor with optical microfiber cloth and before cleaning them use my breath to blow away the loose dust particles on the screen? Is blowing with my breath safe? I was worried about getting moisture in the screen. Regards
I wouldn’t worry about the moisture as much as I would other particles in your saliva. Remember blowing in NES games to make them work? That caused corrosion over time due to the sugary drinks and candy residue in our mouths!
@@TightWadDIY I get that but I'm very careful when I do that about my mouth being clean and about the saliva too. It's just blowing air from my mouth to dust off the loose dust particles, wouldn't it be safe?
Absolutely WRONG. This is a great idea for when your tv screen is jacked up and a mess. But Continuous use of these HEAVEY DUDTY shop towels will scratch your flat screen and it puts micro scratches in it. You will not notice it for a while. But keep doing it and see how your tv screen looks. Distilled water and a new micro fiber towels that are made for glass.
I’ve done this exact process on multiple TVs and it worked flawlessly. You must have had a really dirty TV. Do it again in a small spot and see if it comes off.
Is there any harm if we clean with a dry microfiber while the screen is still on. I just needed an instant clean of my laptop screen and I didn't shut it and simply cleaned up the screen with a dry microfiber cloth. Thanks.
@@TightWadDIY thanks for the quick response. I was paranoid coz in evey other video it was suggested that display should be turned off to prevent damage from firing pixels.
Yes DO NOT clean ant screen when on unless its glass. i work repairing TVs and when a tv or laptop is on it produces heat due to the back light or LEDS When it is on cleaing can damage the screen and causes pressure marks a lot more than if the TV was cold. You should always leave your screen off for 1 hour prior to cleaning even more so if it is a damp cloth also leave for about 30 minutes once cleaned because any residue left on the screen even if you cant see it will cause a smudge marl like a purple blotch. I have seen that a lot working with QLED tvs from Samsung. Samsung is by far the worst of the bunch to clean as the anti glare coating is so fragile.
@@Simlife101 thanks for the tips. There's no doubt technology is improving rapidly, but also needs to be taken care of in right manner given the price we pay. New gadgets may not be sturdy considering how portable and light it's made. We just need to be aware of these little things which I learned from you. Thanks.
@@leesoulsby254 Congrats on the new OLED! I agree that getting water in the bottom would ruin it. If you follow my steps, there is no water to cause this damage because your cloth shouldn’t be wet enough to drip.
@@TightWadDIY they also said to turn tv off before cleaning but I think that's a bit extreme and thanks this is bu far my best and most favourite TV yet
You are ruining the longevity of your screen using those shop towels. Always use microfiber. Sorry, but I think that is bad advice. Those towels have wood pulp in them...wood vs screen = scratches
I don't know about y'all but I can plan as day where he wiped and didn't wipe even after he.. as he called it... Buffing.. call me crazy be screwed his 120 dollar free tv
I had a smudge on my TV and went to grab my phone cleaner kit- all that did was make it 10 times worse. I quickly ran out to my local hardware store got the blue towels and some distilled water and good as new! thanks man!
That is awesome! I’m glad it worked for you too!
@@TightWadDIY I used a Targus LCD Digital / Video Camera (Universal use) with a blue microfiber cloth to clean my new Samsung QLED Q60A tv screen (it had some fingerprints and I think foam stain) however I notice the smudges became wider and left like Streaks post cleaning…I am afraid to be touching this new tv (the way to see this streaks is by pointing a flashlight directly at it). I believe maybe this QLED Q60A has another type of Panel or something :(
This happened to me to dude did this take it out? Also did the part where the finger oil was look a different color than the tv screen??
@@Spinorap Yes it looked like a blue smudge! Only use a damp microfiber cloth with distilled water and quickly a dry microfiber cloth and problem solved!
Thanks so much dude the tv with the smudge means a lot to me 😁😁
This is a perfect vid for everybody to learn how to clean flat screen tv. Thanks so much. I hunted for a bit to find it and is totally worth the agro. I got a case of shop towels instead of flowers for Valentines from a guy I dated 3 years ago and I cherish those suckers.
I’m glad you found it helpful.
omg it worked awesome, I used that fiber cloth and scratch it up and the cell phone cleaner made it worse but this idea has my tv screen looking brand new I'm so happy thanks so much 😊
That’s great!
I've been using this same method for years to clean up my televisions and computer monitors. Glad to see someone finally made a video to show how easy this technique is and how cheap. Also, if you don't have distilled water, filtered water will work as well. Then again I get my water from a natural spring on my property, so this application may not work with filtered tap from your municipal water line.
I used a Targus LCD Digital / Video Camera (Universal use) with a blue microfiber cloth to clean my new Samsung QLED Q60A tv screen (it had some fingerprints and I think foam stain) however I notice the smudges became wider and left like Streaks post cleaning…I am afraid to be touching this new tv (the way to see this streaks is by pointing a flashlight directly at it). I believe maybe this QLED Q60A has another type of Panel or something :(
Thanks, I’ve been trying to use something simple and not expensive. I’ll give it a try. I have a Samsung tv as well.
It works surprisingly well! Let me know how it goes for you.
Hey Tightwad, I took your advise and tried the distilled water and it worked like a charm and I did not need mush and the screen sparkles ... thaks for making my life less stressfull. I made my own distilled water and tested it bfore (23) after (0).
That’s great! I’m glad it worked for you too and thanks for taking the time to leave a kind comment.
I am hoping you can give me some advice?
Memorial Day 2020,
i got an LG 70 inch TV. It's such a great device.
It's performance exceeded my expectations.
I live in a small, single apartment,
with an open floor plan. Whenever i cook
anything with oil, i turn on the cheap yet
fictional ventilation fan above the stove.
I also place a clean, never been used plastic shower curtain over the screen when i cook with oil. I also make sure to ALWAYS place the same side of the shower curtain to the screen, as to not get any vaporized grease that may have accumulated from previous times i have cooked on the outside of the curtain.
Yet still, i saw tiny dots of cooking oil
platters on the TV screen. A few are
smudged in a thin, linear formation,
not enough to notice when the TV is on,
however i can see them all CLEARLY,
when i turn off the lights at night, and shine
a flashlight on to the screen.
I discovered this buy chance.
I am NERVOUS to even attempt a spot
clean on the 70' inch screen. I also have a
40' Samsung SmartTV that i made the mistake of cleaning without knowing it
also had tiny spots of accumulated grease vapor from cooking inside such a small apartment unit.
My dilemma, do i not clean the large screen,
and let more vaporized cooking grease get
on to the screen, or do i attempt to clean
it, and possibly make it worse...??
The ironic thing about having such a
great TVs like i've got, is that it's such
a DELICATE piece of technology in regards
to simply being able to keep the screen
dust and grease print free.
As much as i love this newer TV technology,
I long for the days when TVs had glass screens, which were by comparison to
LED screens, so easy to clean.
Sigh....
LIKE NEW Already had the shop towels
Tapwater work just fine but the secret is (shop towels) thank you for a great video
I’m glad it worked for you too!
Just cleaned ours using your method, with brilliant result, Thank You !
Great! I’m glad it worked for you too!
Awesome!!! I'll be sure to get some distilled water today.. already have a pack of the shop towels. Thanks so much.
You are already halfway there! Let me know how it works for you.
Thanks I've been trying to find out how to clean my flat tv now i know Thank you.
I once found your video 1 monyh ago i did everything you said messed up soak my shock towl too much watch yout vid again to see how its done and it works my tv had streaks bad because i tried to clean it on my own then found yout video again and it works
I’m glad it worked for you too.
@@TightWadDIY thanks cant wait for more content yiu have to offer
Thanks man! this works, highly recommend this.
It worked so well!
Worked perfectly- thank you. 👍
Great! I’m glad it worked for you too!
You only need a dry Microfibre cloth to clean a TV screen! with slight pressure start from one end and work your way up and down the screen, don't use water! ( ex Ferguson employer who used to install and clean screens)
I’m my experience that just smears the oils around.
Thanks man... made it that much easier 👍👍
And this will get rid of all streaks? Cause I got scared when you said avoid window cleaner and I already did. I mean it looks just fine and it was one time, but I'm still scared
Yes it gets rid of all steaks. Window cleaner can damage the coating on the screen so I wouldn’t recommend using it again. It’s not needed.
Hi!! This video is so helpful…I’m definitely going to try this. I just had one question dor you. A beer can exploded in my living room and and a result I’ve got beer splutter all over my tv, would this method be effective in getting rid of those splutters? Also, blue shop towels are easily available in my country…any chance you could suggest an alternative cloth?
Thanks!
Yes, it should take care of the beer. Any really soft microfiber towel will work.
Thank you so much. For the information. It is much appreciated.
You are so welcome!
I scored this tv free as well , my bro is management at the Byron at Byron Resort in Byron, and the new owner that bought it for 100mill or some crazy & redid the hole place , that had just been refurbished six months earlier, everything the tiles bathtubs all technology all thrown in the bin🤷🏼♀️🙄 so he had so many of these giving out left & right
That’s awesome! It’s a great TV!
Thank you so much for the information I use a nicrofibre cloth I never touch the screen with my fingers or hands 🙌
Great! I’m glad it worked!
thanks I will be trying it tonight
Great! Be gentle!
I used the blue shop towels today and yes they have lint 😫 but I used them for my car windows..
Thanks. I am gonna try this 💥
It’s works really well! Let us know how it goes for you too!
Micro fibre cloth’s scratch the screen surface. When you place your phone camera torch on it you can see little scratches. What is the best thing and ideal cloth to use on a flatscreen
Did you watch the video? I use the blue Scott’s shop towels.
another video suggests an E cloth...available on amazon
I used a Targus LCD Digital / Video Camera (Universal use) with a blue microfiber cloth to clean my new Samsung QLED Q60A tv screen (it had some fingerprints and I think foam stain) however I notice the smudges became wider and left like Streaks post cleaning…I am afraid to be touching this new tv (the way to see this streaks is by pointing a flashlight directly at it). I believe maybe this QLED Q60A has another type of Panel or something :(
Microfiber cloth only!!
And only the super smooth ones, not even the sort of Velcro looking ones!
Tiny scratches from disposable “cloths” or “towels” can leave tiny scratches that will make the screen hazy over time.
It works!!! Thanks for the tip!
You are welcome. I’m glad it worked well for you too!
Don't the shop towels have micro fibers in them just like a paper towel? If so that is not good for your screen over time because you will have little scratch marks that's why they give you a microfiber towel with your TV.
I love shop towels but I'm scared that they are bad like paper towels instead of the microfiber towel. Now I'm confused?
I’ve had zero issues but my TV is also mounted so I’ve only needed to do this twice.
Nice tip!
“I also had bacon and eggs this morning with a coffee. Took my wife to wall mart and we bought candles”
That’s great!
Please say this is for the Samsung qled tv I have a HUGE print my friend left
It should be fine on any TV.
Can i use towel with distilled water to clean the screen?
I wouldn’t use a towel. Some are abrasive.
Thanks!!!
You’re welcome!
Yes 👍
Thanks!
Looks exactly like my TV ks8500 or I guess 8000 in your case cause mines curved thanks for the video!
Thanks man really helpful appreciate the good advise #TIP your tv's crooked bruv 😀😁👍🏿
I’m glad you found it helpful.
Can i use boiled water or tap water?
I wouldn’t recommend it.
I have every cleaning product known to man. I have filtered water, spring water, tap water, everything but distilled water! Im also to lazy to run out and get some. What should I do?
Distilled water is still different.
What if I have used windex glass cleaner
Need to know what to do to get the screen back to a new look with no streeks?
This method should help with the streaks too.
can i use boiled filtered water
Hmm, I think you would need to find a way to collect the vapor created during the boiling phase, since that vapor IS the distilled water, not the water that stays in the pot (I'm not 100% sure though, but I seem to remember from my chemistry 101 class!!)
Isn’t there wood fibres in a shop towel like paper towel? I thought I had to buy a microfibre cloth🧐
I’ve never had an issue with them. They are super soft.
It HAS to be microfiber. This dude fucked up. This is how you damage your tv.
Cool video, what model of tv is that?
Sorry I don’t recall the model. It’s the Samsung with the omnibox.
Are the blue shop towels from Costco ok to use?
These are like thick, soft paper towels. I wouldn’t use a shop towel if it’s more like a rag. You can use microfiber.
I've cleaned the LCD screen OK no problem.
I've managed to somehow damage the black plastic frame surround with some of the cleaning fluid, (possibly).
The cleaning fluid is alcohol and ammonia free so I would have thought it was fairly safe and innocuous.
Any idea how I can get the nice black sheen back?
I never recommend using a cleaning solution on screens. Sorry. I’m not sure of a way to restore the plastic
There smudge dots. About 3 or 4. I have an LG oled.. I have TV screen cleaner. At first I tried with a dry cloth because it's not recommended to use any solution. They wouldn't come off. I have TV screen cleaner for LCD, PDA etc. with the TV off I sprayed it on a smooth cloth, wiped it, still there. The thing is, no one touches the TV screen so how they got there, I don't know.. It does look better but not new.
What about a TV someone left in storage and has a coating of dust?
You should be able to wipe it off with a soft cloth if it’s just dust.
I have Samsung 55-inch 4k tv how can I clean it? Should use microfiber towel or cloth? With distilled water
The one in the video is a Samsung isn’t it? Same process should apply but check with the manufacturer.
I use baby wipes works really well!
I wouldn’t recommend that. Baby wipes is a very generic term with a wide range of chemicals.
Is this okay for a screen with a anti glare coating? Specifically the Samsung Q80T?
I would suggest following the manufacturers guidelines for cleaning.
I’ve been looking for videos on how to clean off my 50” LG NanoCell, because of the fact that they are not that popular and everyone uses QLED’s OLED’s and ULED tv’s it is hard for me to find videos on how to clean mine of when the screen gets dusty.
Check the manufacturers site for cleaning options.
Just the same as any modern LCD TV
A+
Thanks, Jeff!
Niceeeeeee buy 😎🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Can you state the brand of blue paper towels?
These are Scott’s. Here is an Amazon link - amzn.to/3awIqzf
What if smoke or other air contamination are on the surface?
I’m not a restoration expert. You can try it.
Thought I would never need a site as such…
Haha. It’s a great way to learn new things.
I thought paper towels scratch the screen. I’m not doughting you. Just wondering why this paper towels don’t scratch.
Isn’t it better to use a microfiber cloth?
Either one works.
i would use a micro fibre i believe that shop towels are to abrasive and absolutely use distilled water no tap water or anything but water
Yes tap water has cloreen in it. sorry for my English
So do you wax on or wax off?
This would be wax off!
Distilled or deionised water?
I used distilled.
What about using previous enjoyed bath towel
Towels are too abrasive.
The fact that TV brands have not created a TV with less hassle tells you a lot we spend all this money on TVs and they are so easily damaged I never had this problem with cleaning my older flat screen TV
I wouldn’t call finger prints a problem.
Can you use Costco water?
Distilled water only.
I was cleaning mine (Q800T) and now I see a spot of a place where I cleaned. Is there a way to fix that?
You may have pressed too hard and damaged pixels.
@@TightWadDIY any way to repare it? The entire screen looks dark but that piece looks like a mirror
@@Cr_airbnb No. You need a new TV now. You pressed to hard on the screen
can you use artesian water?
I wouldn’t.
Will this work on a gaming pc
It should be fine for LED or LCD screens. However I suggest you read the manufacturers recommended cleaning method.
Is screen mom a good kit for my qled?
I’m not familiar with it.
@@TightWadDIY ok thanks for replying heres a sub for you.
I really messed my screen up
What happens if this doesn’t work ?
What do you mean?
My son used baby wipes what do I do now?
Is it streaky? You can try this method to see if it helps but it’s possible there is permanent damage.
I just love how these people on RUclips, that experiment with their LCD screens, make video's, like they are EXPERTS in this field. Perhaps consulting the manufacturer's of these TV might be a better way to approach this, because once you SCRATCH these LCD screens, it is TOOOO LATE, and you would have to REPLACE THESE SCREENS.
I appreciate the concern and the use of CAPS for emphasis. Fortunately, this is EXACTLY what Samsung (that’s the manufacturer) recommends. Some RUclipsrs do research prior to posting videos. I’m one of those....✌🏼
I'm wondering if wiping a layer of wd40 will make things better for those screens that are really stained too badly.
No way! No chemicals.
One question. Is it okay if I clean my LCD monitor with optical microfiber cloth and before cleaning them use my breath to blow away the loose dust particles on the screen? Is blowing with my breath safe? I was worried about getting moisture in the screen. Regards
I wouldn’t worry about the moisture as much as I would other particles in your saliva. Remember blowing in NES games to make them work? That caused corrosion over time due to the sugary drinks and candy residue in our mouths!
@@TightWadDIY I get that but I'm very careful when I do that about my mouth being clean and about the saliva too. It's just blowing air from my mouth to dust off the loose dust particles, wouldn't it be safe?
Don’t overthink it. This method is best practice but not the absolute rule.
Absolutely WRONG. This is a great idea for when your tv screen is jacked up and a mess. But Continuous use of these HEAVEY DUDTY shop towels will scratch your flat screen and it puts micro scratches in it. You will not notice it for a while. But keep doing it and see how your tv screen looks. Distilled water and a new micro fiber towels that are made for glass.
No sir. This way works really well too.
Can I use alcohol, something like hand sanitizer?
No. That could remove the factory film on the screen.
Use a 70 % isopropyl alcahol or rubbing alcahol specifically. Don't use ethanol though. I think those sanitizers aren't the right product
I repeat do not do this to your TV. I did exactly what he said and it completely smudged my TV.
I’ve done this exact process on multiple TVs and it worked flawlessly. You must have had a really dirty TV. Do it again in a small spot and see if it comes off.
Is there any harm if we clean with a dry microfiber while the screen is still on. I just needed an instant clean of my laptop screen and I didn't shut it and simply cleaned up the screen with a dry microfiber cloth. Thanks.
That should be fine. Non abrasive clothes shouldn’t damage it.
@@TightWadDIY thanks for the quick response. I was paranoid coz in evey other video it was suggested that display should be turned off to prevent damage from firing pixels.
@@chiragmehta9731 You would know immediately if you messed up pixels.
Yes DO NOT clean ant screen when on unless its glass. i work repairing TVs and when a tv or laptop is on it produces heat due to the back light or LEDS When it is on cleaing can damage the screen and causes pressure marks a lot more than if the TV was cold. You should always leave your screen off for 1 hour prior to cleaning even more so if it is a damp cloth also leave for about 30 minutes once cleaned because any residue left on the screen even if you cant see it will cause a smudge marl like a purple blotch. I have seen that a lot working with QLED tvs from Samsung. Samsung is by far the worst of the bunch to clean as the anti glare coating is so fragile.
@@Simlife101 thanks for the tips. There's no doubt technology is improving rapidly, but also needs to be taken care of in right manner given the price we pay. New gadgets may not be sturdy considering how portable and light it's made. We just need to be aware of these little things which I learned from you. Thanks.
No pressure,and it looks like he is applying a good amount of it to his tv😄
He really stretched this out unnecessarily. But thanks. Damn
Your welcome?
Love me a tightwad! How I live to save $$ and the environment 🌎
the only vid ive ever seen where someone uses a "shop towel" to clean their electronics...
The blue towels are great! I used them for a lot of things.
@@thesoundofonefupaslappin-zc5bj I should have been more clear. I don’t use rags because they are abrasive. The blue paper towels are not.
@@thesoundofonefupaslappin-zc5bj the good ones are softer or as soft as my microfiber cloths. A phenomenal product honestly.
My tv looks like that but I don’t know what to do
What do you mean? The video shows exactly what to do. Do you have some questions I can answer for you?
minecis greasy is in my kitchen
Put us out of our misery
My son has dried toothpaste on the screen
I’d wet it and wipe it off slowly.
Don't ever use any water cleaning your tv I was told by lg
They don’t trust people to use water correctly.
@@TightWadDIY I've just bought the new oled at the weekend he said the water can get in from the bottom and break your tv I didn't want to risk it lol
@@leesoulsby254 Congrats on the new OLED! I agree that getting water in the bottom would ruin it. If you follow my steps, there is no water to cause this damage because your cloth shouldn’t be wet enough to drip.
@@TightWadDIY they also said to turn tv off before cleaning but I think that's a bit extreme and thanks this is bu far my best and most favourite TV yet
You are ruining the longevity of your screen using those shop towels. Always use microfiber. Sorry, but I think that is bad advice. Those towels have wood pulp in them...wood vs screen = scratches
I guess we can disagree.
I used my mobile screen cleaning wet paper once it has Alcohol 😲
I would use that but I’m sure it was fine.
Not true
Would you like to offer your suggested alternative? Samsung clearly states this is the appropriate cleaning method on their website.
I tried your version and it sucked
Sorry it didn’t work out for you.
I don't know about y'all but I can plan as day where he wiped and didn't wipe even after he.. as he called it... Buffing.. call me crazy be screwed his 120 dollar free tv
I’m not really sure what you are trying to say but the TV was completely smudge and steak free.
My sony oled only 4 months old and need work lol
Oh no!
Thank you!!!
You’re welcome)