I've used quite a number of different solutions, and any of the LCD screen cleaners are good - Monster, RCA, CleanDr, etc. They are expensive, but they go a long way, and usually come with a Microfiber cloth, which I recommend keeping aside and ONLY using for your television.
I recommend being VERY gentle with the panel, and even MORE gentle with the bezel, regardless of which LCD screen cleaner you buy.
I do NOT recommend products with ammonia, bleach, or harsh abrasive chemicals for obvious reasons.
Also, to inject a personal ponderance for your consideration (removing the badge here), if you wash the microfiber, I might recommend NOT using fabric softener or a dryer sheet, or maybe just hand-washing it in warm water and drying it. I've always wondered what kind of residue that might leave behind. I think most of you agree that it's not important that your microfiber is "snuggly soft" or "forest fresh" as it is to being free of additional, unnecessary chemicals. I tend to be a stickler for such details, and didn't like the result I got after one of my microfibers got washed with a dryer sheet.
Let's open this up. Forum members - what brand of screen cleaner do you use, and do you like it?
--HDTech
Hi I want to know what is best to clean my screen with i have a 46/650
thank you for looking .
jdhog

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