Nothing ruins your favorite show or a fun movie night quite like a smudgy, dirty TV screen. Of course, there’s more to cleaning a TV than just keeping the screen clean — especially because they’re ...

First, turn off the TV before cleaning it. Then use a dry microfiber cloth to gently dust the screen, working in an up-and-down or left-to-right motion. For any spots, you can dampen a microfiber ...

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There is nothing worse than sitting down to watch a television show or movie, only to realize there are smudges on your flat-screen TV. Even accumulated dust can create a veil of dirt that ruins a ...

Person with their feet up pointing a remote at a TV screen - brizmaker/Shutterstock If your TV is full of smudges, fingerprints, or dust, don't reach for that window cleaner. Instead, use items you ...

Protect your TV screen by avoiding harsh cleaning methods. Paper towels, glass cleaners with ammonia, alcohol-based solutions, and rough cloths can cause scratches and damage coatings. Direct spraying ...

If you've ever squinted at your Smart TV screen only to notice a layer of dust or streaky fingerprints, you're not alone. With the surge of affordable 43-inch and 50-inch Smart TVs flooding the Indian ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Curved TVs might not be everyone's first choice for a living room media experience. They are, after all, generally bulkier and more awkward to ...