Electronics Facts : How to Clean Crayon From an LCD Screen TV

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Clean crayon from an LCD screen TV by purchasing the manufacturer-approved cleaning fluids and using lint-free, non-abrasive clothes. Avoid using regular household cleaners on LCD screens with advice from the owner of an electronics store in this free video on LCD televisions.



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