TV Screen cleaner?

[King_PIN]

Weird question but does anyone have a DIY formula for a tv/monitor cleaner? 

I know I can buy it relatively inexpensively but i have 2 monitors and 3 tvs in the house and I go through it like crazy. 

 

All the DIY versions I've read about are from websites that aren't electronic focused so I'm not sure if this is a red flag that I should stick to store bought stuff. 
They are usually vinegar based and I don't think I want to use that on screens.

I used to use eye glass cleaner I got for free from my eye doctor but finally ran out. 

[Blasty Blosty]

water

[Blasty Blosty]

Jokes aside, just use a lightly damp microfiber cloth, thats all you need

[Hinjima]

8 minutes ago, King_PIN said:

Weird question but does anyone have a DIY formula for a tv/monitor cleaner? 

I know I can buy it relatively inexpensively but i have 2 monitors and 3 tvs in the house and I go through it like crazy. 

 

All the DIY versions I've read about are from websites that aren't electronic focused so I'm not sure if this is a red flag that I should stick to store bought stuff. 
They are usually vinegar based and I don't think I want to use that on screens.

I used to use eye glass cleaner I got for free from my eye doctor but finally ran out. 

Water / damp microfiber cloth will be plenty!

If my screen is very dirty I use a screen cleaning solution ( Bought from Norwegian store )

But 90% of the time I just use water.

[GuiltySpark_]

Use the manufacturers recommendation. Do NOT use anything alcohol or vinegar based at all unless directed to do so.

 

Light mist of water on a microfiber is usually all that is necessary. Exactly what LG recommends specifically for their OLED's so that's what I use.