It can be tempting to run a disinfecting wipe over your electronics to keep them sanitized. But is this a safe method to use?

Skip the paper towels: Random fabrics and disposable cloths can scratch the surface or leave behind lint and fibers. Instead, ...

Cleaning Instructions for Microfiber Towels. Whether you’re using microfiber cloths to polish silver or soak up spills, it’s important to follow these cleaning instructions to ...

Protect your TV screen by avoiding harsh cleaning methods. Paper towels, glass cleaners with ammonia, alcohol-based solutions, and rough cloths can cause scratches and damage coatings.

Unplug the TV and clean the screen with a soft, dry cloth. You can dampen the cloth slightly with a solution of mild soap and warm water if needs be. Use small circular motions, then use a soft cloth ...

Skip Polyester Cloths: They might seem soft, but they can still scratch your screen over repeated use. Bonus Tip: Clean the Ports and Bezel While you're at it, don't forget about the rest of your TV.

It’s OK to use a touch of water to dampen a microfiber cloth before cleaning, but never apply water directly to the screen itself. Avoid putting pressure on the screen while you wipe it down.

Learn more. Microfiber cloths (left) and Swedish dishcloths (right) are both good for cleaning. We wanted to find out which is better by conducting a series of at-home tests.

A good old microfiber cloth and some tap water work wonders when cleaning a laptop screen. Here's how you can easily clean your laptop screen the right way: Dip your microfiber cloth in water and ...

Step 2: Wipe your monitor with a microfiber cloth. If dust is the only thing on your screen, a quick wiping should be enough to clean it. Take the microfiber cloth and gently brush the screen in ...

For a clean that’s just as effective, opt for a low linting microfibre cloth, it combines the deep cleaning power of microfibre with a special coating for a streak-free finish.” ...