Best screen cleaner? or what do you use?

[arknor]

I always just used glass cleaner for the last 20 years like my muscle and it's brilliant with a microfibre cloth, literally 0 streaks.
never damaged any of my monitors yet but I guess there's always a chance.

I tried some muc off screen cleaner and it's absolutely useless in comparison and leaves loads of streaks.

So what's everyone using?

 

[rare]

A very lightly damp microfibre cloth followed by a dry one. Job done.

 

[zaniro]

I just used a dampened and wrung out microfibre cloth. I would hold it at both ends and glide it across the screen, as to limit pressure. I wouldn't go over it and typically don't use the screen for a while to allow it to dry completely.

 

[Captain_Bosh]

Screen mom. Comes with a micro fibre cloth. Streak free, alcohol free, anti static, pet/child friendly and lasts ages.

 

[Spils]

I use glasses cleaner wipes as the solution will evaporate off leaving no streaks etc. Always worked well for me.

 

[Sin_Chase]

AF Screen-Clene is the GOAT.

Spray on and wipe with a decent microfibre. Never streaks.

 

[hornetstinger]

I use glasses cleaner wipes as the solution will evaporate off leaving no streaks etc. Always worked well for me.

Probably bit too aggressive cleaner. I wouldn't use any chemicals as you don't know long term effects on different types of plastic, coatings etc.

I'd just use destilled water, couple of microfibre cloths (washed and made sure no grit etc) One for damp wipe other for dry buff to remove any left over avoid any water drying leaving marks.

 

[chaparral]

I use Ecomoist screen cleaner on my OLED TV’s and computer monitors

 

[nalla]

damp cloth then a dry glass cleaning cloth i got from the pound shop, works wonders.

 

[Spils]

Probably bit too aggressive cleaner. I wouldn't use any chemicals as you don't know long term effects on different types of plastic, coatings etc.

I'd just use destilled water, couple of microfibre cloths (washed and made sure no grit etc) One for damp wipe other for dry buff to remove any left over avoid any water drying leaving marks.

Never had a problem done it for like 20 years, I tend not to get it on the bezel etc. If its good enough to clean reading and sun glasses and not cause an issue im sure its ok on my monitor.

 

[docsonic]

Depends on the monitor/coating. My old IPS I used ecomist. For my oled I'm using deionised water sprayed onto ultrafine microfibre cloth.

 

[andy_mk3]

I've started using Autoglym Fast Glass recently with good results. Very easy to get a streak-free finish.

 

[arjgrundy]

I use Ecomoist screen cleaner on my OLED TV’s and computer monitors

+1

 

[oggiet]

Whoosh from rainforest, best stuff

 

[BUDFORCE]

I've started using Autoglym Fast Glass recently with good results. Very easy to get a streak-free finish.

Yea I can't remember what brand but I also use automotive glass cleaner.

 

[dave_beast]

Microfibre cloth with a spray of white vinegar/water 50-50 mix

 

[clone]

I use screen mom, doesn't leave any residue behind.

 

[Philtor]

Whoosh from rainforest, best stuff

I use this also and it’s very good. Think it’s what they use in the Apple stores for cleaning devices in for repair etc if I recall.

 

[pcfarrar]

With my Alienware OLED's, I use distilled water and a two microfibre cloths, one to apply the water and one to remove. I use the MR.SIGA Premium Microfiber cloths from the rainforest.

 

[COYS]

I shopped at Amazon and bought a bottle of Ecomoist. Amazon delivered it and I've been using it since then. Thanks Amazon.