Re: tv screen cleaning question
From: Jerry G. (jerryg50_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 08/24/04
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Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 12:26:46 -0400
I use distilled water only. It is mainly dust that you are trying to clean
off. If it is grease, and cigarette smoke stain, use water with a about 20%
isoprophal alcohol mixed in. You don't want anything too strong, that can
damage the coating on the CRT glass.
-- Jerry G. ========================== "Albee Kuminova" <albee-kuminova@yawwhoo.com> wrote in message news:412AC104.8FD12DFF@yawwhoo.com... What is the best way to clean a television tube screen. One tv is a Sony XBR maybe close to 20 years old. Another is a 12 year old Sony XBR squared. 3rd is a 13" stereo Toshiba tv with built in DVD. Best Buy and Circuit City say Monster Cable tv screen cleaning kit for 20 bucks is only way to go. In the past we've used windex with ammonia sprayed on paper towel. Toshiba says use Windex without ammonia. I can't get through to Sony. It's very confusing. What IS a good, safe way to clean a dusty tv screen?
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