First, delicately remove anything that might be abrasives from the surface, so you don’t scratch your screen while you’re trying to clean it. For this, you’ll need a fine microfibre cloth to wipe the whole surface very gently.

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Pledge Dry Dusting Cloths are specially designed to remove dust from your surfaces along with the allergens in it*.From Pet Dander Is it possible that they clean the TV just fine - everywhere except the screen? I've used furniture polish on the plastic before, and it's fine. I wouldn't dream of using it on the screen itself, though.

You can potentially use distilled water – do not be tempted to use tap water – instead of a dedicated cleaning solution, spraying a tiny bit onto a microfibre cloth as previously instructed. However, it is more likely to leave streaks – and sometimes static too which will only attract more dust; the dedicated cleaning solutions and wipes are specially formulated with anti-static properties. Are there any other natural ways to clean my TV screen? Never use paper towels or other cloths as these could scratch the screen and/or leave lint. And never spray cleaning products directly onto the TV screen as it could be a disaster, particularly for the delicate anti-glare coatings on LCD and OLED displays. Can I use water instead? Buy now from Ocado Lakeland Clean n Gleam Plasma & LCD Screen Cleaning Cloth: The best microfibre cloth