monster screen cleaner

I use the Monster Screen Clean on my Plasma and it works greats. I know my bottle says safe to use on LCD's and Plasma's!!!

As for bring it home, Keep it in a Standing up Position, and Strap it down tight enough not to fall over on you when making turns. It's already packed how it needs to be. If your getting 1, who's getting the other 2? Anyway being lots of straps!!!

if the tvs are still in their orginal boxes, then no. They are already pretty well packed. Just make sure they are transported upright and stacked next to each other with no space between them. As mentioned, it would be a pretty good idea to strap them down so they don't tip over on turns.

what size pick-up? If full-size, then you should be able to get 3 into the bed. If mid-size or compact, it may be a close call but I doubt 3 would fit.

you'll have plenty of room.

Don't use the monster cleaner! Nor the cloth that comes with it.
Do yourself a favor and go to a camera store or order online--microfiber lens cloth.($10-$20)
Repeat....DO NOT USE MONSTER SCREEN CLEANER!!!!!!!!(Nor the cloth with it)

If the microfiber can't take it off, then use distilled water with it, but just enough.

what about the Best Buy Phillips stuff?


we handled our TV while hot & sweaty, at one point i had my greasy noggin on it.

and the wife brought home this blue phillips aprt #

svc2543w/17

Tap water contains impurities. Depending on where you live they could be heavily iron or calcium based and the PH might be a little off. Using distilled water ensures a neutral PH with no impurities.

Distilled water can be found at any grocery store; make sure you get "distilled", and not purified or something like that.

...I'm waiting on someone else to answer the second part of your question...

$10-$20 for a very good microfiber cloth.
Check local camera stores, if you don't have any, order online from a camera supply store.
They are used to wipe camera lenses.

The moster "cloth" is too textured and does not work like a microfiber cloth....I wouldn't even use it on my bezel as these piano blacks can scrath extremely easily.

Hi guys, I just bought the memorex brand of screen cleaner with cloth and it sucks! It left streaks everywhere! I had to use the cloth that came with my raybans to clean most of the streaks off. I am not to sure about the cleaner either. I saw a phillips brand cleaning gel in wal mart, and the salesperson recomended it. Does anyone know if it's any good? What about regular glass cleaner? I have this environmentally friendly cleaner (which I haven't tried and wont if I get any negative info on it) called 'green works' which is plant and mineral based and contains no phosphorus and no bleach. What do you think? Any info is much appreciated. Thanks, JoeB

my wife got the Phillips gel for aboput 10 bux at BBuy, and it worked good for me,

i had just hung the TV, and had sweat all over it.

i used the gel on the screen, and some elbow grease to get it clean. no problems i can see.

What kind of cloth should I use?

Huh? come again??

Microfiber cloth.
These cleaners that leave streaks and strip coatings are no good and just as expensive if not more than the tried and tested microfiber cloth.(for tough stuff add didtilled water which can be bought anywhere these days)
Then if you really want to be careful with your $1K-$3K purchase, you can buy better grade lens cleaning cloths.

I made my own screen cleaner from coat hangers, and the difference is virtually imperceptible.

You can find distilled water at walmart and microfiber cloths in the auto detailing isle for a couple bucks. I just use regular old water or nothing at all and the cloths work fine. No need to go overboard here.