Blu-ray Forum - View Single Post

biggroomer · 03-21-2009, 05:00 AM

After moving my Samsung plasma here to Maine from Florida I noticed there are some traces of the bubble wrap I used to protect it that seem to be imprinted on the screen. I used the usual plasma cleaner to try to remove them but there are still some left. They aren't that noticeable to anyone else but me, but they bug the heck out of me and I'd like to know if there is something a little more aggressive I can use other than the plasma cleaner? I've tried two different plasma cleaners, including the Monster brand but, because of streaking and a feeling that my screen isn't really as clean as it should be, I haven't really been happy with either of them.

I'm tempted to use a little (very little) Ivory dish washing liquid and distilled water on my micro cloth and try this. Would it hurt anything?

03-21-2009, 05:00 AM	#1
biggroomer Junior Member Member since:Sep 2008 Location:Sarasota, Fl	Bubble Wrap...Ooops! After moving my Samsung plasma here to Maine from Florida I noticed there are some traces of the bubble wrap I used to protect it that seem to be imprinted on the screen. I used the usual plasma cleaner to try to remove them but there are still some left. They aren't that noticeable to anyone else but me, but they bug the heck out of me and I'd like to know if there is something a little more aggressive I can use other than the plasma cleaner? I've tried two different plasma cleaners, including the Monster brand but, because of streaking and a feeling that my screen isn't really as clean as it should be, I haven't really been happy with either of them. I'm tempted to use a little (very little) Ivory dish washing liquid and distilled water on my micro cloth and try this. Would it hurt anything?