“Would this be safe on an OLED TV?”

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• I would think so because it is a very gentle, yet effective, alcohol and ammonia free spray.

  Answered by Mary 5 years ago

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• yes it should be , i had not problem using on my QLED screen

  Answered by Spider 6 years ago

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• Absolutely!

  Answered by Morgan 6 years ago

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• Yes works fine

  Answered by Snoman 6 years ago

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• Yes I used it on mine

  Answered by Chris520 6 years ago

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• Yes! Always spray on cloth, not the actual TV

  Answered by student24 5 years ago

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• Should be fine for this.

  Answered by KenH 6 years ago

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• Nope, ruined mine

  Answered by TheFlyyy 6 years ago

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• It should be fine. It appears to not have any harsh chemicals that would strip the LCD anti-reflective coatings. Just be sure to use a soft cloth (like the one provided) that will not scratch your display. After cleaning my TV, I needed to rinse the dirt out from the provided cloth.

  Answered by DaFreez 6 years ago

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