How to clean a TV screen the right way | Avoid damage to your 4K flat screen!

Did you know Windex was a no-go? Now you know. Thanks for watching everyone!

The bad thing about shopping online for a cleaning fluid is that 80% of the reviewers swear that something is the best stuff ever, and 20% cry that it destroyed their screen.

Last night my wife and I were watching television and I commented on how dusty the screen was. This morning your video was in my recommended list; proof my TV is listening to me. Tonight we will discuss "farts in elevators" and look forward to tomorrows youtube offerings.

Great advice delivered succinctly and with a little humour. I was cleaning with the little blue cloth that comes with the tv but was using tap water. Distilled water only, got it! Thanks 😊🇦🇺

OMG DUDE!!!!! I had to clean a Samsung 65" curved TV that had been in a house with smokers for over a year. When I saw your video I thought YEA RIGHT.... there is now way.... BUT!!!! WOW!! IT WORKED!! It took me all of 30 mins to clean it and looks great. THANK YOU!!!!

Damn I’ve been using sand paper and spit for years, wondered why my picture looked a bit off.

Thanks for the video, Caleb. It will help a lot of people know about how to clean their LCD or LED panels without actually damaging them..

Thank you SO much for this video. My Sony Oled had big greasy smudges all over the screen, and by using a commercial product I have cleaned and cleaned to absolutely no avail. All it did is push the grease to new areas leaving it just as unsightly. Your tip of the drop of dishwashing liquid in the bottle of distilled water has made my day. My TV is shiny and clean again. I'm serious. You have helped me with a problem that I believed I would have to live witv. Thank you so much.

Thanks Caleb for some vital and cost saving information. I've been stressing for a long time about both what cleaners and cleaning techniques that I should use while cleaning tvs. It's good to know that it's not as complicated as I've often made it out to be.

2 months later, still helping a slow joe like myself clean my tv the proper way… big thanks my guy 👍🏽👍🏽

Right on time!! Literally searched for this and it came out the moment I was cleaning my tv for the first time!

Glad I watched this. I'm a cleaner at a school and I've 9 big TV's to clean on deep cleaning holiday breaks. I've hated doing them. Definitely going to change the way I clean them and what I use to do it... Thanks 👍

I used to work at an OLED satin screen manufacturer. We did everything that you described except we use deionized water and 100% cotton flannel that is especially soft. It's important not to put alcohol or ammonia based materials on your screens. It's not needed and it will damage your screen. Thank you for the video!

Caleb, you're the best neighbor I've never had! Thank you for the tips.

Really helpful, you are one-man army when it comes to TVs

This is a weird "glowing review" for something so mundane, but as a video productions teacher, I've gotta tell you -- THIS VIDEO IS PERFECT. The information is purposeful, succinct, and helpful. The organization is clear and focused. There's just enough humor to keep viewers interested. The host is obviously knowledgeable, but with an air of humor and kindness, and a fabulous baritone voice. (I was getting a bit of Vince Vaughn vibe here and there...) BRAVO, DIGITAL TRENDS. This is one of the few "how-to" videos that I managed to watch start to finish. It seems like overly effusive praise, but TRUST ME -- most videos SUCK compared to this one. Great job, team.

Great video! Saved my tv screen when I thought the cleaning ladies messed it up with a swiffer mop. Left a horrible film. This technique with the drop of soap and spray did the trick!

Keep this in mind for your microfiber cloths; avoid using fabric softeners on them. So, no liquid softener in the washer. No dryer sheet in the dryer. These products can contribute to build of waxy materials on your microfiber and these residuals can result in streaking as you wipe. Wash separately and hang to dry.

Caleb, you absolute hero. Ive been so unsure about this and NO ONE gives easy instructions. Thank you!

I have watched a few of these from other channels, always seeming to try and sell some " perfect " product or whatever. so glad you just pointed out the basics of what you need. you sir earned a sub from me