Screen & Electronics Cleaning Solutions

Do not substitute it automatically. A display may have a special coating; check the device care guide, then choose a screen-specific liquid or foam cleaner.

Start with the liquid for phones, tablets and laptops. Compare the foam for wall-mounted TVs, large monitors and upright kiosks, while following the device care guide.

Turn the device off where practical and apply a small amount to a microfiber cloth first. Wipe gently while keeping liquid away from edges, buttons and openings.

Try a clean microfiber cloth and less product, then finish with a dry cloth. If the marks persist, check the display coating rather than scrubbing harder.

Disconnect them and remove loose dust between keys. Apply Gaming Station Electronics Cleaner to a cloth and wipe accessible exteriors, keeping liquid out of the devices.

Include keyboards, mice, controllers and hard headset shells in the handover routine. Switch equipment off as directed, wipe exteriors and allow them to dry before use.

Use the gaming-station product only where the headset care guide permits on hard exteriors. Follow separate guidance for fabric or foam cushions and avoid soaking them.

Choose separately. Review Screen Cleaning Foam for the display and Car Interior Cleaner for nearby plastic console and dashboard surfaces.

Screen cleaner is for displays. Review Plastic Cleaner & Restorer for suitable plastic casings and Adhesive Remover for label residue, checking the casing material first.

Set the routine by use frequency. For shared spaces, wipe displays, desktops and peripherals between users with products matched to each surface.

Share the target devices, display or casing materials, main soils, sales market and packaging needs to discuss liquid, foam and peripheral products and samples.

Choose separately. Use Eyeglass Lens Cleaner or Lens & Screen Cleaning Wipes for eyeglasses, and Camera Lens Cleaner with lens tissue for camera glass. Camera sensors are outside the scope, and lenses with peeling coatings should go to an optician.