Many of us spend a lot of time looking at our television. They are the vessels that bring us binge-worthy content like "Bridgerton" or "Real Housewives," inform us about what's happening in our ...

You probably look into it more than your life partner’s eyes, yet when you stare at your computer screen, you’re doing so through smudges, lint, and grime that make websites harder to read and put ...

Spray a small amount of screen-friendly cleaning product onto a soft cloth—never directly onto the screen itself—and wipe the ...

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 ...

Even for people who are fastidiously clean, electronics-obsessed or just plain old germaphobic, keeping a laptop screen clean can feel like an insurmountable and never-ending chore. Laptop screens get ...

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Q: You posted an article about how to clean your computer screen a long time ago. I cut it out but now I can’t find it. … Physically spraying, wiping and cleaning. ~ Lois Paul, Denver Tech+ Sometimes ...

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Vinegar is a versatile cleaning solution, but it shouldn't replace all cleaning products. Vinegar can sub for glass cleaners, fabric softeners, and deodorizers. Avoid using vinegar to disinfect or on ...

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