Prevent dust getting into your audio-visual equipment’s delicate parts.
Every day: TV screens are a magnet to dust – give a passing flick as often as you can with a microfibre cloth. Wiping with a fabric softener sheet will reduce the static charge, too.
Every week: Get the vacuum out and suck dust out from the ventilation grilles of TVs, PCs, hi-fis etc. Give the casings a wipe with a just-damp cloth but steer clear of chemical cleaners.
Remote controls can be a cosy home for bacteria so give them a regular clean, too. A firm wipe with a damp cloth should do the job, or if a crust is starting to form you’ll need to get in between the buttons with a cotton bud and a mild solution of washing-up liquid.
I save my used fabric softener sheets to dust computer and television screens. The sheets cause no streaks and seem to repel dust.
Posted by Debra22676
Use a tumble drier sheet is you run out of polish for cleaning your wood furniture it does a fantastic job and it seems to keeps the dust off for longer it also works really well on the television screen.
Posted by julie01
To clean a LCD screen get a dishcloth and some white vinegar.
Posted by Thomas
To reduce the static on your TV just mix some fabric softener with some warm water and then simply wipe the screen. Then wipe it all off with a dry cloth.
Posted by tip-py_toes
Stop dust building up on a TV/computer screen by putting a few drops of fabric conditioner in some water and wiping on the screen. You'll be amazed how much better the picture is without dust!
Posted by Justine
If you want to stop dust settling on your TV screen, try wiping the screen with a used sheet of fabric softener - it'll stop more dust forming on it!
Posted by gandolph
Always check manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a test patch first. If you are unsure as to whether the item you are cleaning is suitable for our instructions, take professional cleaning advice first.
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