use on an lcd tv? People mentioning using these for cleaning windows, cars, dusting, etc. I wanted to ask if these cloths are appropriate to clean (dust) my LCD TV? I know I'm supposed to use something special so as to not scratch the TV. Is this the correct item? If not, can someone direct me to the correct item? Thanks! use on an lcd tv? People mentioning using these for cleaning windows, cars, dusting, etc. I wanted to ask if these cloths are appropriate to clean (dust) my LCD TV? I know I'm supposed to use... » Read More use on an lcd tv? People mentioning using these for cleaning windows, cars, dusting, etc. I wanted to ask if these cloths are appropriate to clean (dust) my LCD TV? I know I'm supposed to use something special so as to not scratch the TV. Is this the correct item? If not, can someone direct me to the correct item? Thanks! « Show Less
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It's perfect for LCD TV and any other glass or vinyl surfaces. I use them to wipe my LCD display, plasma TV, mirrors, glass, shower screens etc. To remove light dust I advise use very light to no pressure. For more serious cleaning use appropriate lubricant. Also, it's good to use special shampoo for microfiber cloths to wash them in the washing machine.
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My preference is for a softer fabric and these will work. Amazon sells the type I use for cleaning the more delicate surfaces in my house. They are super soft and typically called Micro Chamois or Lens Cloth or by similar names. These are the same type you can use for cleaning your eyeglasses. It says on the packaging that it is meant for cleaning electronics.
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That's funny because I've heard just the opposite...do not wash them and use them afterwards because you can never get all the detergent out of them and they will smear your TV screen. It would be interesting to find out if someone knows for sure what to do.
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I don't use it too wash cloths but there is a blog by lisa.drbonner.com that will answer all most all your questions about the product. I love her blog and have used it too help me in how to use this product.
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Hello. I wondered the same thing and purchased the variety pack and I'm really glad that I did. General cleaning is good, but I would specifically use the Kitchen cloth and the polishing cloth. The polishing cloth is fantastic. Each of the cloths is a little different in how the fibers are packed such as the density. Additionally, some have some rougher areas for scrubbing, like on the corner of the kitchen cloth. Hope this helps.
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I use the cleaning cloth provided with my protector. If you don't have one, they have these cleaning cloths at any eyeglass distribution place. (i.e. Visionworks)
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It can be use it but you would have to wash the cloth afterwards. It is mostly for wiping ipads,screens tv's computer and screens. I use mine all the time. I just love this cloth, I even use it to wipe my eyeglasses
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Helen, They are dry - meant for removing lint from camera gear. The will not leak in your camera/computer case.You can leave them dry to remove dust and lint from your lens or use them with spray solution if you're trying to remove oils. I use them for everything - For cleaning the oil off my touch-pad devices, I use the lens cleaning solution that pick-up from my local optometrist with these cloths. It works great! (And being dry, they last forever - unlike wet pads that are useless once they dry-out.)Hope this helps. Don
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I used the cloth to fill the void in two door covering my electronics and satellite head end gear. I originally had glass which always needed cleaning. I made a frame to fit the to fit the space and stretched cloth and stapled in place. This worked great and the cloth has no acoustical problems. Hope this helps
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Yes! I this is the best duster I have found for use on me electronics. does not scratch screens. Easy to maintain. I recommend it!
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This is not the same lens cleaner used for glasses. I once made the mistake of using glasses lens cleaner on my computer screen and it created permanent streaks!! This cleaner is safe for use on your computer screen, lens cleaner is not.
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I just use one of those microfiber cloths that you buy to clean tablet or touch screens. I haven't needed to yet, but I have a small spray bottle of eye glass cleaner that I will eventually use as needed.
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I've used only this Zwipes microfiber or the Meguiar's X2020 microfiber cloths on just about all my electronics. Keeps everything pretty clean. I also use these on the touch screen in our nav-equipped cars (Lexus screens so far, so it works awesome on screens with anti-glare finishes) and also some very expensive laptops. I also keep a few on hand at work to wipe down my computer monitors. These are are also the only cloths we use on our iPad and Kindle. Just note that microfiber typically works better after you wash them once. Just make sure NOT to put them in the dryer because fabric softener (or any residue from fabric softener from previous drying cycles) will be absorbed by the towels - making them not wipe as clean and streak-free.
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I use a microfiber cloth or any random cloth (my shirt). I've never scratched it while cleaning. However I have scratched the screen protector plenty of times on other things (slid down next to my car seat) and it actually did "heal" as promised, so don't worry about it too much.
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they are great for things like windows and walls and dusting. You can use them dry on windows and they will remove any fingerprints etc and they don't leave little fibers behind like paper towels can. I use mine with cleaning agents on other surfaces. They make great cleaning towels that way. You can wring them out and cleaning is easy. No, they don't kill bacteria and germs by themselves but no cloth does. When you wash them, do not use fabric softener because that will effect how well they clean.
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Yeah, I made the unfortunate mistake of using this garbage on my tv. I returned it and bought some flat screen cleaner made by Rocketfish. It works awesome ! Got rid of the monster smudges and left my tv spotless. I bought it at Best Buy, but you can get it on Amazon as well.
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Kristin, I don't believe these cloths can be cleaned. The oxidation that is left on the cloth is permanent. My jeweler advised me to use one jewelry cleaner for gold and one for silver. It would be better to if you kept the cloths separately too.
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As the ad said, each cloth is labeled as to what kind of surface to use it on. I love the grey one for my stainless steel appliances. It's made for cleaning them with a stainless steel cleaner. The rest are for windows and a couple for dusting. I really like them all.
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Beware, use soft cloth! We just used an ex dishrag and the plastic(?) screen has lots of little scratches all over which are visible using the black light.