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help please - polish on a plasma tv screen.. it won't come off

peanut, 19 June, 2009 at 10:49 Posted on Off Topic Posts 0 8

OMG.. I've just dusted the tv from the finger print splodges of my eldest and there must have been polish on the cloth and its smeared on the screen.. it won't come off.. I've found the wee blue duster thingwe are supposed to use but its not taking it off.... What do I do please. My H is going to go beserk..

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Latest activity by Walter, 6 May, 2025 at 09:16
  • Ice Queen
    Beginner January 2007
    Ice Queen ·
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    Have you tried a damp microfibre cloth?

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    Sadly I wish I had the answer. I actually sprayed it on purpose like a t w a t. It's in a right state and nothing i tried worksd. Not even soapy water [:'(]

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    Ice queen your a life saver! (again)

    very damp microfibre cloth and then a dry one and it appears to have come off! It really looked like it was scratched the tv screen but it appears to have cleaned up.

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    Was going to suggest a damp cloth. I'm less scared of our plasma screen that I used to be, I use a damp cloth on smears followed by a dry cloth to get the wet smears off IYSWIM Fecking things get really dusty though don't they?

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    Sunset your so right you can't be scared of them, soon as I wasn't scared my tv looked lovely and clean!...........damp cloth all the way

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    I'm not as scared of it now that the stuff has come off, just wish my 20 month old would stop thinking it was a toy and climbing in behind it and what is with the dust... its worse than it was with the lcd one. Does anyone else find the room really warm when its on too?

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  • Walter
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    If you've ever searched help please polish on a plasma TV screen you're not alone. Plasma screens are delicate and require special care. Avoid harsh chemicals—especially anything with alcohol or ammonia—as they can damage the screen. Instead, use a microfiber cloth lightly dampened with distilled water. Gently wipe in circular motions without pressing hard. If residue remains, try a screen-safe cleaner like Omezle which is designed for electronics. Always turn off and unplug the TV before cleaning. Keeping your screen spotless ensures optimal viewing and prolongs its life without risking damage.

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