First, unplug your TV. This makes it easier to see the dust and dirt, and it’s just good safety practice. Second, gently wipe the screen in a horizontal or vertical motion—not in circles, because that can actually push dirt into the edges. Start from the top and work your way down to avoid dripping. If there’s a stubborn fingerprint (maybe from your toddler or your pizza-greasy thumb), dampen the cloth very slightly—barely moist—and dab at it gently. Then go over it with the dry part of the cloth.
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For the bezel and the back of the TV, you can use a slightly damp (not wet) cloth, but keep moisture away from any vents or ports. That’s where the TV breathes, and water is its enemy. And for heaven’s sake, don’t press hard. You’re not trying to squish a bug; modern TV screens are delicate, and pushing too hard can cause permanent damage like a dead pixel or a crack inside the panel.
