Portis
08-04-07, 04:45 PM
My Plasma TV manual says to clean the screen with a neutral detergent but Google isn't willing to tell me who makes one. Anybody know?
Foo - What is a "neutral" detergent?
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Taerom
08-04-07, 04:50 PM
I'm sure the manufacturer of your TV makes it, and will gladly sell you a tiny bottle for only $10000...
Andronicus
08-04-07, 04:54 PM
S'one you wouldn't be afraid to use on yer privates ...
flyingscotsman
08-04-07, 07:47 PM
sun and earth products make one it is neither acid or alkaline.
Ritehsedad
08-04-07, 07:48 PM
Must be Swiss...
Krink
08-04-07, 07:51 PM
You only really need to use it if your plasma TV has a manual transmission.
Frankenbiker
08-04-07, 09:32 PM
A "neutral soap" is one that isn't caustic. It is a mild detergent containing no alkalies or bleaches. For example, lye soap would be caustic and would damage the screen if used to clean it. Cleaners such as Windex and Formula 409 have ammonia in it which would also damage the screen.
http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-a-Plasma-TV-Screen
http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-a-Plasma-TV-Screen
Maelstrom
08-05-07, 02:18 AM
Water not working for ya?
eubi
08-05-07, 06:05 AM
pH = 7
Stay away from the pH=0 stuff!!!
Stay away from the pH=0 stuff!!!
Namenda
08-05-07, 06:08 AM
My computer monitor is supposed to be cleaned with a neutral product, as well. I've been using Windex wipes (or similar) on it for almost three years, with no noticeable adverse effects.
Ziemas
08-05-07, 06:08 AM
pH = 7
Stay away from the pH=0 stuff!!!
Exactly. One that is PH neutral.
Stay away from the pH=0 stuff!!!
Exactly. One that is PH neutral.
lucky53s
08-05-07, 08:24 AM
How dirty can it be? Wipe it of with a soft rag. If need be, a damp soft rag. That should get her done.
phantomcow2
08-05-07, 09:45 AM
They are definitely talking about pH values. Although simply saying "neutral detergent" is a pretty dumb move IMO. So don't use a base or acid.
But then again, thought a detergent by nature was an acid or base? Just use tap water. Tap water, if I recall, has a pH between 6-8. You could use distilled water, which is truly neutral. I just bought distilled water for the forklift batteries at work, cost me $1.29 per gallon.
But then again, thought a detergent by nature was an acid or base? Just use tap water. Tap water, if I recall, has a pH between 6-8. You could use distilled water, which is truly neutral. I just bought distilled water for the forklift batteries at work, cost me $1.29 per gallon.
donnamb
08-05-07, 11:10 AM
My Plasma TV manual says to clean the screen with a neutral detergent but Google isn't willing to tell me who makes one. Anybody know?
Just about any cleaner without ammonia (too basic) or citrus (too acidic) in it will work for you. I'd go with a cleaner that is ok for copy machine glass, computers, delicate electronics, etc. Places like Office Depot always sell stuff like this.
Just about any cleaner without ammonia (too basic) or citrus (too acidic) in it will work for you. I'd go with a cleaner that is ok for copy machine glass, computers, delicate electronics, etc. Places like Office Depot always sell stuff like this.