3. Spraying
Are you someone who sprays the cleaner directly on the screen? Then you’d better get rid of this habit right away. Old-fashioned televisions can often withstand a little water, because they have a glass layer. However, never spray the detergent directly on the screen. Instead, spray it on a microfiber cloth and then wipe it over the screen. When you spray the liquid directly on the screen, there is a chance that the liquid will drip down into the TV, which can cause serious damage.
4. Remote control
The remote control also deserves a good cleaning every now and then. A lot of bacteria can get into the control. Use disinfectant cleaning wipes, but first remove the batteries, because the moisture in the wipes can also affect them.
5. Speakers
Most TVs today have built-in speakers. These must, of course, also be included when cleaning your TV. Do not clean it with a wet cloth because the liquid can leak in and cause damage. Use a duster or vacuum cleaner to easily remove all dust and other dirt from the speakers.
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