LCD/Monitor Wipes

[Sho]

Im after some wipes for my 22" monitor and my 42" TV.

Can someone recommend me some please. Need some good shiznits as my little 3 year old loves to wipe/touch his hand on monitor/TV
Yes i can easily google it, but can't be arsed atm.

Thanks...

 

[Vonhelmet]

Just buy some cheapo lens wipes. My wife gets them from Home & Bargain or whatever it's called for like £1 for 60 or something.

 

[Sho]

Ah good idea.
Normaly though cheap ones dry up after a while. Got some at home, but they don't do the job.

 

[Morte]

http://www.brasso.co.uk/

 

[Red and White]

i use that anti bacterial hand wash gel on a soft lint free cloth. works exactly the same.

dont hold me responsible if it damages your screen though lol, ive done it my lcd monitor a few times though.

 

[PermaChanged]

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=KB-000-MC&groupid=702&catid=1568&subcat=

 

[PapaLazaru]

Microfibre cloth and water.

 

[Maximum Triceratops]

Microfibre cloth and water.

Agree, wipes are pointless, even a slightly damp teatowel does the job.

 

[Participant]

Microfibre cloth and water.

This is what I use. They're ridiculously cheap on eBay.

 

[Maximum Triceratops]

This is what I use. They're ridiculosuly cheap on eBay.

yep, even Tesco sell them cheaply now, use em for my car.

 

[Cosimo]

Microfibre cloth and water.

It works a treat.

 

[ristac]

I heard a tip the other day that baby wet wipes work a treat followed by the MF cloth

 

[yer_averagejoe]

MF cloth + windolene/vinegar. The MF cloths can be had in tesco for £1.50 for a 6 pack.

 

[indyskyz]

nothing but clean water and an MF cloth

 

[shauncr91]

I heard a tip the other day that baby wet wipes work a treat followed by the MF cloth

I did this a week ago and the liquid from the wipe dried so quickly it didn't give me chance to wipe it off and just left horrible smears. Got it off buy wiping it with a damp MF cloth then drying with a dry one.