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Old 05-04-2008, 07:16 PM
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How do you clean the plasma screen?
OK, somebody put fingerprints on my Hi-Def Plasma TV screen

How do you clean yours?

I have read that you should use damp (water only) cotton or micro fiber towels.
  • Never use a damp cloth
  • Never use Windex or similar products
  • Some advertised "Made for Plasma" cleaners are in fact not safe.
  • Sometimes it is OK to use a mild soap.
  • A lot of people swear by non-alcohol baby wipes
  • Never use soap
  • Never use baby wipes


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Old 05-04-2008, 07:54 PM
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i go with the damp microfiber and have not had any issues.
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i go with the damp microfiber and have not had any issues.

Thanks, that is what I am going to try tomorrow.
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Old 05-04-2008, 11:37 PM
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I have always used the window cleaner that is for tinted windows (no ammonia) on my Panasonic Plasma. I use the same stuff on my computer LCD monitor
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i'm just gonna go out on a limb here and assume that you shouldn't really try cleaning your plasma while the screen is hot. I don't know about you but they sure emit a lot of heat. I have a 42" sitting in my room (about 12'x13') and if I have everything close it gets a little warmer in the room if I leave the TV on.
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i use the microfiber cloth that came with my plasma and LCD.
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read this month's playboy advisor, they have tips on how to clean them. But basically they suggest a microfiber cloth and gentle force. ONly use a cleaner if you really really need to.
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read this month's playboy advisor, they have tips on how to clean them. But basically they suggest a microfiber cloth and gentle force. ONly use a cleaner if you really really need to.

Thank's, I'll be sure to read that. So far I have used a micro cloth and no solutions at all.
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Yup +1 for damp MF
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read this month's playboy advisor, they have tips on how to clean them. But basically they suggest a microfiber cloth and gentle force. ONly use a cleaner if you really really need to.

incase those that watch playboy tv faps too close to the screen huh?
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read this month's playboy advisor, they have tips on how to clean them. But basically they suggest a microfiber cloth and gentle force. ONly use a cleaner if you really really need to.

You "READ" playboy?
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i use the microfiber cloth that came with my plasma and LCD.
+1 i would avoid any liquid on the screen but thats just me. dry, clean microfiber works great.
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incase those that watch playboy tv faps too close to the screen huh?

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