“Can these be used on a TV?”

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• I would be very leery about using them; They seem to leave some sort of residue behind which streaks the surface. Use a dry microfiber cloth to remove dust and if necessary a barely damp paper towel pre-moistened with distilled water.

  Answered by techgeezer 4 years ago

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• Yes. But not a plasma tv

  Answered by Angie 5 years ago

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• No, not recommended for tvs. I always use a dry cloth made for tvs and a little water. Never spray anything on your tv screen, the liquid flows to the bottom and could lead to shortages if it gets inside. I use a lightly moist cloth to clean the screen and a dry one to dry.

  Answered by RLewis 5 years ago

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• IT SAYS NO IF PLASMA

  Answered by Granny 5 years ago

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• I would have to say that I was fairly disappointed in this project, as I purchased it to safely clean our TV screen, at this time, I would not recommend it for TV, at all!! Almost made it worse!

  Answered by TeriMW 5 years ago

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• Yes I use them for my iPhone Apple Watch and Mac books. I work from home and use them on my work laptop and desktop as well.

  Answered by Bellacheamour 5 years ago

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