What's best to clean screens (TV mainly)

If the screen is particularly grubby I use a damp microfibre cloth with a tiny dot of washing up liquid on it. I then use kitchen roll and glass cleaner to make sure the screen is properly clean.

I have been using kitchen roll and glass cleaner to clean my laptop screen for years, I have never had an issue.

I suspect someone will be along soon to tell me that the screens are coated with some magic treatment and I have ruined them all.

Standard window cleaner is pretty abrasive, it can easily dissolve the anti glare coating... There, ask a wker on the internet anything

I use Duronic for my laptop and screens.

https://amzn.eu/d/0Ov1pHU

Lint free cloth and isopropyl alcohol.

In most instances. You want as much alcohol as possible as it’s the water that leaves streaks.

I buy bottles of 99.9% from here.

https://hexeal.co.uk/products/ipa

You can get it on Amazon too though.

Best I've ever used is Ecomoist, available on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ecomoist-Business-Compute...

Smaller sizes are available.

ny cheapo window clener spr]y that contins vinegar and some kitchen roll.
Use the same on TV.
Use it on just about anythin, I thnk vinedar is ey

Can I add I wash my car with washing up liquid and use Flash as an APC for the door shuts with a Poundland paint brush?

If anything they are better than expensive "detailing" products.

Microfibre cloth and ideally just water.

You can take the anti-glare coating off if you clean too much (don't ask me how I know this )

I suspect it is the acidic nature of window cleaner...

I think the pink Windolene type is a bit abrasive - it seems to leave a powdery deposit if it dries out.