Can I use Universal Cleaner on TV, monitor, or laptop screens?Updated 5 hours ago
TL;DR: No. Don't use Universal Cleaner on any TV, monitor, laptop, tablet, or phone screen. Alkaline cleaners can damage the delicate anti-glare and oleophobic coatings on modern displays. Use a dry Glass Cloth for the display itself. Universal Cleaner is safe for bezels, stands, and cases when sprayed onto the cloth (not the device) and kept away from ports and seams.
Why shouldn't I use Universal Cleaner on screens?
⚠ Never on any display
TVs, computer monitors, laptop screens, tablets, phones, smartwatches, e-readers. These carry anti-glare and oleophobic coatings that react to alkaline chemistry. Also avoid spraying near ports, speakers, or any seam where liquid could get inside.
How should I clean my screen?
✓ Three-step screen clean
Turn the screen off. Dust and smudges show up better against a dark screen. Avoid the risk of a wet cloth touching a live surface.
Wipe dry first. Use a clean, dry Glass Cloth in straight lines, top to bottom, with light pressure. This lifts most dust and light smudges without moisture.
Stubborn smudges? If your manufacturer allows, lightly mist distilled water onto the cloth (never the screen). Wipe gently, then immediately buff dry with a second cloth.
Can I use Universal Cleaner on bezels, stands, and cases?
✓ Safe for the non-screen parts
Bezels, monitor stands, laptop lids, TV frames, and hard plastic or metal cases. Always spray onto the cloth first, never onto the device. Keep liquid well away from ports, speakers, vents, and any seam where moisture could get inside.

The screen-safe cloth. Ultra-fine microfibre weave, lint-free, streak-free. Dry use for displays, damp use for glass and mirrors.
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Last reviewed: May 2026 · Koh UK


