Cleaning the LED screen on a TV or monitor can be done in various ways. However, the most important thing is that when we clean the LED screen, we use materials that can actually damage our LED screen. So, what kind of materials can and cannot be used? The materials that can be used to clean the LED TV / Monitor screen are clean cloth, soft, dry, with a type of microfiber cloth or the like. Meanwhile, what we should not use are rough and dirty, even wet cloths, tissue paper, window cleaners, paint thinner, gasoline and other chemicals.
A dirty LED screen, be it on a television or computer monitor, is usually caused by adhering dust, water splashes, dirt from cigarette smoke and so on. If we don't clean it immediately, then the dirt will move and it will be more difficult to clean. In addition, the dirt will give the impression of being neglected.
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| Tips for Cleaning LED Screens on TVs and Monitors |
Here are some ways to clean the LED screen either on a TV or on a computer monitor that we can recommend for you to do.
The first step that we highly recommend when you are going to clean the LED screen is to make sure that our TV/Monitor is off and not connected to electricity. In other words, you have to unplug the power cord from the wall outlet. This step aims to avoid the possibility of a short circuit when we clean the tv or monitor screen if we clean it using water or other liquids. Especially for those of you who are afraid of electric shock, this step is very helpful. Not only that, the main goal is to clean the screen, it will not damage the pixels of the TV or monitor screen. Because, if you leave it on, it's likely that the pixels of the TV will be damaged. In addition, in this way it cools the television that is always on, so that at the same time it can save electricity.
How to Clean TV and Monitor LED Screens
The next step is, when the TV/monitor machine is cold you can start cleaning it. But first, prepare the materials or tools, such as the cloth mentioned above, which is a soft and dry cloth.
The reason is, the cloth is used to clean the dusty LED screen. So, if you use a rough cloth, then the surface of the screen will be scratched. The safest way to clean the LED screen is to first wipe the screen slowly or gently all over the screen using a dry microfiber cloth. Do not let it clean by pressing too hard, because it will also damage the screen.
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| Cleaning LED Screens on TVs and Monitors |
And if there is still dirt stuck to it, then you can use Screen Cleaner (cleaning liquid). But never spray the liquid directly onto the screen, but just onto the cloth. For stubborn dirt or difficult to remove even after cleaning, you can wipe it by pressing. However, the pressure when cleaning the LED screen is a little hard, not too hard, with the help of cleaning fluid. The cleaning fluid or Screen Cleaner, although it can be used, should not be used too often, it should be used as needed. The reason is, if you clean the LED television screen or monitor too often using chemical liquids, then of course it can damage the pixels or the surface of the screen.
Cleaning the LED TV Screen and Monitors with Vinegar and Water
Apart from this chemical screen cleaner, another liquid that can be used to clean a TV screen or LED type monitor is vinegar mixed with plain water.
Who would have thought that vinegar, which is beneficial for food and health, can also be useful for cleaning dirty LED screen. The method is very easy, namely mixing white vinegar with clean water in a bowl or other container. After mixing the two ingredients, don't spray directly onto the screen. Because it can damage the TV screen or monitor permanently. But it is enough to dip a soft cloth or microfiber end into the bowl that already has vinegar and plain water.
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| Cleaning the LED TV Screen and Monitors with Vinegar and Water |
After that, gently wipe the cloth used to clean the LED screen. That way, stubborn dirt and dust can be immediately removed. However, there are several television products from other manufacturers that provide advice. You can use water, but it is recommended according to the instructions on your TV. Especially the water according to the recommended dose.
While the chemical-based Screen Cleaner is good for cleaning LED screens, there are some other chemicals that shouldn't be used. These materials include Ethyl Chloride, Acetone, Ethyl Alcohol and Ammonia. This is because these chemicals can permanently damage the screen. These liquids are generally used in nail polish remover, paint thinner or paint solvent, and windex. In addition, soap, gasoline and scouring powder should not be used to clean the LED screen.
Meanwhile, cloth materials that are prohibited for cleaning TV or monitor screens are non-ultrasoft materials or materials that are categorized as rough. Examples are towels, tissue paper, toilet paper and other materials with a rough texture. If you use this material, it will release an anti-glare layer on the surface of the screen, and it can also cause permanent damage.
If you've finished cleaning the LED screen, then let it dry completely, before turning your television or monitor back on.
Here are a few tips that we can provide for those of you who want to clean your own LED TV or monitor screen. Hope it can help you.
