LCD Screen cleaned by the wife using a Lysol wipe
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Stu R said:
Mr Pointy said:
Handie Andy said:
Similar accident here last month, the OH decided to clean behind the tv. As my tv was on a stand at a angle in the alcove you have to twist it to move it. She decides to twist the tv way to far then walk away to grab the duster, resulting in me having a modified 42 inch tv with a footstool in the middle.
But that's a genuine accident. Allowing claims because someone used the wrong cleaning product is exactly why insurance premiums are going up. The rest of us are paying for this stupidity.
king Christ, you're like a black hole for intelligence. Go and look up the definition of accident as you seem to be struggling with it - regardless of blame this is almost a textbook definition of accidental damage, something most home insurance policies extend to and he's perfectly within his rights to make use of.Neil H said:
Stu R said:
Mr Pointy said:
But that's a genuine accident. Allowing claims because someone used the wrong cleaning product is exactly why insurance premiums are going up. The rest of us are paying for this stupidity.
Jesus titty fking Christ, you're like a black hole for intelligence. Go and look up the definition of accident as you seem to be struggling with it - regardless of blame this is almost a textbook definition of accidental damage, something most home insurance policies extend to and he's perfectly within his rights to make use of.t, may I respectfully suggest you bugger off back to whichever rock you crawled out from 2 months ago.
Boozy said:
Mr Pointy said:
Have you ever read the manual that comes with an LCD monitor? It tells you not to use aggressive cleaning products.
Just read the tub of wipes, mentions nothing about being aggressive.
Namely a spannerMr Pointy said:
But that's a genuine accident. Allowing claims because someone used the wrong cleaning product is exactly why insurance premiums are going up. The rest of us are paying for this stupidity.
YOU are coming across as a bit of a tool. We have more than enough sanctimonious know-it-alls here already, you know?
TheEnd said:
Boozy said:
Mr Pointy said:
Have you ever read the manual that comes with an LCD monitor? It tells you not to use aggressive cleaning products.
Just read the tub of wipes, mentions nothing about being aggressive.Can't help but feel this thread has derailed somewhat but also provided some laughs. I think there's some genuine tips on cleaning the screen in here somewhere.
The best way i have found to clean an LCD is to use a soft cloth (like the ones you use for your glasses), if its s stubborn stain then a bit of fairy liqid and warm water then quickly followed by a dry cloth of the same type, do this a few times and it generally removes anything except screen damage.
As for the stupidity claims, well that fall directly on the manufacturers for not putting a big sticker on the screen so when you get it out of the box you then KNOW you can only use certain cleaning products on it.
As for the stupidity claims, well that fall directly on the manufacturers for not putting a big sticker on the screen so when you get it out of the box you then KNOW you can only use certain cleaning products on it.
It's probably just left an oily mark. I use generic window cleaning solution to clean my laptop / PC and TV screens with no ill effect to date.
The front of most TV screens is usually some kind of acrylic, and I don't think there's an awful lot of household cleaners out there that would attack that, with perhaps the exception of bleach and of course the abrasive cleaners.
Oh, and I use a microfibre cloth.
The front of most TV screens is usually some kind of acrylic, and I don't think there's an awful lot of household cleaners out there that would attack that, with perhaps the exception of bleach and of course the abrasive cleaners.
Oh, and I use a microfibre cloth.
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