It is important to keep your TV screen clean. Regular cleaning helps to ensure optimal picture quality as well as extend the life of the TV
However, not all materials are suitable to clean the TV, some must be avoided in order not to damage the TV screen.
As the technology has improved, so has the image quality on screens of our televisions. Even the most modern technology cannot prevent dust and stains on the TV. There are many cleaning products available and choosing them is difficult. You need to take care of screens gently, as even tissues can end up causing marks or scratches.
The latest TVs feature technology that ensures our viewing experience is enhanced, from processors that help deliver a great picture down to the self-illuminating pixels found on OLED screens, which offer a remarkable contrast[1].
However, in order to fully appreciate the image quality and not the dust mark that is front and center, you need a clean screen.
Extend the life of your TV
It is important to ensure that your TV continues to deliver incredible performance after some years. To achieve this, the key is proper maintenance. Regular dusting and cleaning can help keep your TV performing at its best, as dust build-up can affect picture quality and overall functionality.
In order to prevent any type of build-up, it is important to regularly wipe the screen and other external surfaces. Avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasives will also ensure that you don't damage or scratch the screen.
Understand the different surfaces of LG monitors
Keeping her screen clean your LG TV it is as important as taking care of your computer screen. Cleaning your computer screen it's not much different from cleaning your TV, but it's always important to consider the hardware before using certain solvents.[2]
The best materials for cleaning
When you have a 4K TV, OLED or LED , you must use a dry, soft cloth. The best example is a microfiber cloth, as it will clean any dust or lint from the surface. Avoid using a hard cloth or paper towel as it may scratch or permanently mark the screen.
If there are some more difficult stains, such as greasy fingerprint marks, then you can try a slightly damp cloth or a TV screen cleaner. The solution should always be applied to the cloth and never directly to the screen.[3]
Follow the steps below properly for a crystal clear viewing experience.
Prepare the TV
Start by turning off the TV and then unplugging the power cord from the main power source. Wait until the screen has completely cooled down before starting the cleaning process.
When the screen has cooled, use a dry cloth, such as a microfiber cloth, to clean dust and light smudges. It is better to use a circular motion and just press gently.
Remove stubborn stains
For more stubborn stains, gently dampen the cloth with water or screen cleaner. Then gently wipe the screen from top to bottom in long strokes, making sure not to press too hard. You may need to wipe a second time in the opposite direction to the back of the fabric for a streak-free finish.
Dry the screen
Allow the screen to air dry. If you try using a dry cloth, you're likely to end up with streaks and possibly some residue. Once the screen is completely dry, you can plug it back in and turn on the TV.
Helpful tips to keep your screen clean
Now you know how to clean it your LG TV properly and that the way to ensure you always enjoy the best viewing experience is to follow a regular cleaning schedule.
How often should you clean your TV?
Regardless of whether you watch TV every day or not, dust will inevitably accumulate and become more difficult to remove. To prevent this, clean the TV at least once a week.
Common pitfalls to avoid when cleaning your screen
If you don't have a dry, soft cloth handy, you may be tempted to simply wipe the screen with a tissue or paper towel. Both should be avoided. Tissues will simply move dirt or dust around the screen, while paper towels are quite rough and could actually leave a permanent mark on the screen.
How to clean your TV without damaging the coating
Some LG TV screens also have a special design in order to minimize glare and reflections, so you don't want to risk damaging the coating. Therefore, avoid using harsh cleaning products, which are used for kitchens and bathrooms.
You also want to avoid using any products that contain alcohol or ammonia, which are included in many glass cleaners, as these chemicals will also damage a TV screen.
In order to ensure that you have the best viewing experience and are fully immersed in the action, it is best to clean your TV at least once a week using a dry cloth. If you do this, then dust and stains won't be a problem and you can just sit back and enjoy your LG TV.
[3] TV LG – How to clean your TV screen LG
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