Think twice before wiping down your devices with Windex and paper towels.

With so much of our work (and free time) now spent on a phone, laptop, or tablet, we are staring at screens more often than ever before. While it is key to protect your eyes from prolonged exposure to ...

And while you're at it, don't forget to clean your remote control. Always check your flat-screen TV's manual for specific cleaning instructions. Use a gentle touch when wiping your flat-screen TV to ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Laptop screen being cleaned There's nothing worse, when you're staring at a laptop screen all day, than for it to be dirty. But ...

Your TV screen might look fine at a glance, but fingerprints, dust and smudges build up faster than you think. And if you're wiping it down with the wrong products-like paper towels or household glass ...

The safest way to clean a computer screen is to wipe it with a microfiber cloth that's been moistened with water. Never spray a cleaning solution directly onto the screen, as the liquid may drip ...

Clean your TV screen weekly with a microfiber cloth for a clear, streak-free picture. Avoid alcohol-based cleaners which can harm modern screens; opt for screen-friendly ones instead. Unplug CRT TVs ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ever expose how filthy your computer screen is during an important meeting? While trying to show a friend something on your ...

Streaks, smudges, and fingerprints are incredibly distracting while you are watching TV. You're trying to focus on the most action-packed sequence in your movie, and all you can see is that thumbprint ...