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Computer screens take a lot of abuse. Between sneezes, fingerprint smears, and plain old dust, they can get pretty filthy. It’s bad enough when your screen loses its luster during Zoom calls or makes ...

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If you're a tinkerer who has built your own PCs and/or repaired/upgraded PCs yourself, then you know that the computer's insides have various ways of getting pretty grimy. Most commonly, dust gets ...

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Back in the day, when we all had those tube-style televisions with sturdy, curved glass screens, it was easy enough to clean them: We simply sprayed the screen with cleaning solution and wiped it down ...