LCD Screen Cleaning Solution

[Blu Falcon]

Did anyone pony up the $20 for the Monster LCD cleaning kit at Best Buy? Seems a little extreme when a damp lint free cloth seems to work fine.

[nu2blu2]

I found a kit at walmart for 9.97
cloth and spray

[mike79]

I did, I like it, works really good. I bought it over a year ago and have a lot left. So, to me the $20 wasn't a big deal.

[kaliraver]

Originally Posted by Blu Falcon

Did anyone pony up the $20 for the Monster LCD cleaning kit at Best Buy? Seems a little extreme when a damp lint free cloth seems to work fine.

It is by far the best LCD cleaner that I have used and I have used at least 4 different brands. It is worth it since it leaves no streaks and no lint.

[darrinveit]

Bought some for my plasma about a year ago. Still have plenty left and works great on my TV. I would say it's a good purchase.

[all_blu_man]

I got one too. It is awesome. Best one around.

[DavePS3]

I've used Methyl Hydrate on LCD screens. Works better than Alchohol - no film residue... no smudging.

[shatta]

Originally Posted by Blu Falcon

a damp lint free cloth seems to work fine.

tru tru...


wat do other people have on the their screen.....dry yogurt or somethng?

[Amel]

http://www.amazon.com/Monster-Screen.../dp/B000068P8W

I use this

[Brian Cash]

I bought the Monster screen cleanin and i love it works great and no streaks i use it for my plasma and lcds

[trey]

This may be slightly off topic but related. Does anyone have a problem with the edges of the TV statically attracting all kinds of dust to it?

Does anyone have a solution to this? I would assume there was some sort of repellent, yet I haven't found anything like this.

Also, back on topic. Do the people that use this spray cleaner - are you using the spray every time?. I've never had use anything more than a microfiber cloth on any of my TVs. But maybe I've just been surviving with a dirty teevee?1?!

[Brian Cash]

Originally Posted by trey

This may be slightly off topic but related. Does anyone have a problem with the edges of the TV statically attracting all kinds of dust to it?

Does anyone have a solution to this? I would assume there was some sort of repellent, yet I haven't found anything like this.

Also, back on topic. Do the people that use this spray cleaner - are you using the spray every time?. I've never had use anything more than a microfiber cloth on any of my TVs. But maybe I've just been surviving with a dirty teevee?1?!

everyday i wipe my tvs off with the microfiber cloth and once a week i use the spray for fingerprints and smears i also get a ton of dust because alot of my tvs are a black frame which i really like but huge on dust collecting

[mgonzo2u]

A dampended clean soft cotton cloth is all that is needed (and recommended)

[Kuraudo]

iKlear
Any good bottle of Optometry standard quality eyeglass cleaner
A microfiber cloth.
Samsung at least was nice to package 2 large ones

[Invincible0427]

Originally Posted by mike79

I did, I like it, works really good. I bought it over a year ago and have a lot left. So, to me the $20 wasn't a big deal.

yea, same here.

[trey]

Originally Posted by Invincible0427

yea, same here.

how often do you used this to clean the screen?

[Tyler2106]

that monster stuff isn't worth it...as far as plasmas go all you would need is the micro fiber cloth and if you have finger prints just use a little water...chemicals over time are going to wear you tv screen out...I just personally think Monster products are totally overpriced and not any better then other brands...

[BluWave]

As far as is the Monster Screen Clean or others such as Audioquests version, they do work and are designed for LCD, Plasma, and Projection TVs with the sheilds over the screen. They may be expensive , but trust me they do work better than water and do not eat at the anti reflective coating applied to most of our current Plasmas and Projection style TVs where reflections where issues. I hhave seen in person the effects of the wrong cloth or windex style products that contain ammonia or alcohol. I personally use it on all of my TVS which encompass the technologies named above and on my laptop and iPhone. Its worth the money if you search down a deal. I actually get my thru dealer accomadation.