How to Clean a 4K TV Screen the Right Way - iCloth vs. Microfiber | Ed Tchoi

How to properly care for and clean a large 4k tv screen - iCloth vs. microfiber.
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[@CoroaEntertainment]

Ideally you should put on a set of powder free gloves. It would help keep the oils from your hand from getting into the clothe, and eventually onto the screen, which just makes it harder to get completely clean/spotless.

[@EdTchoi]

Great tip! Thanks for the comment!

[@xander423]

That was such a great tip also....totally agree !

[@vaibhavsatere]

Thank you very much👍👍

[@EdTchoi]

You're welcome and thank you for watching!

[@redbeardnj]

On my 4k 60inch Qled, I used a cheap automobile "large sized" microfiber towel and it worked 10x better than my expensive "little tiny" microfiber cloth lol. No joke

[@EdTchoi]

Just make sure that the microfibre cloth is totally clean and free of debris before using it. Glad it worked for you!

[@INFIN1TY-]

Same here, 1100gsm*

[@xxi-unknown-xxi434]

Thanks dad

[@davidbee8178]

@EDTchoi - you're right-on about not using Micro Fibre cloths - even NEW ones! I'm an automobile detailer and believe me, all M F cloths and NOT created equal : ) Some can micro scratch ANY surface if you examine those surfaces in the correct light. The MAIN reason I'm leaving this comment is to suggest that even WITH the iCloth, which looks great BTW, it's best not to go over any part of the screen with the iCloth that has been used elsewhere on the screen. If you do that, you're simply rubbing debris that is embedded in the cloth onto a dirty part of your screen with risk of micro scratching. Even if you have to use two or three iCloths to clean your screen, the end result will be closer to perfection and well worth the little extra cost. Happy New Year!!!

[@EdTchoi]

Thanks for the feedback David! Good to know about your experience with cleaning sensitive surfaces in the auto detailing world and excellent suggestion about only using the clean portion of the iCloth wipe to clean the screen. Out of curiosity, what do you use to clean the displays in cars? Happy New Year to you as well!

[@davidbee8178]

@@EdTchoi Hi Ed - happy to throw ideas your way : ) . . . to REALLY see what's going on with your screen, try shining an LED flashlight on it in a darkened room (TV off) while you're cleaning it - WHOA! If you're a perfectionist, you probably won't be happy with what you see LOL It shows EVERY cotton pickin' thing you can THINK of! I use Meguiar's Quick Interior Detailer (available Canadian Tire) which works well for screens inside cars BUT not 100% happy with it on my SONY OLED TV - I'd like to try the iCloths though, as long as they don't contain alcohol which is detrimental to OLED and LED screens as you know. IMHO, the SAFEST MF cloths for TV's is the one that came with our TV's and if we don't have one of those, we can find that kind of MF at most eyeglass stores. All the best, David

[@EdTchoi]

@@davidbee8178 I'll have to try the flashlight trick! The original iCloth wipes contain 25-30% Isopropyl Alcohol and it's actually what Air Canada uses to clean all their inflight entertainment systems along with their flight decks. I think it's Ethyl alcohol that damages the screens as it sometimes contains impurities. From my recent research, pretty much all the flat panel manufacturers are asking customers to use Isopropyl Alcohol to clean their screens (most are recommending 70% IPA, which iCloth has as well). If you'd like, I can have some samples sent your way to test out. I'd love to get your feedback!

[@davidbee8178]

@@EdTchoi Thank you for your very kind offer Ed but I already have some iCloths on order from Amazon! They are certainly worth a try and appear to be safe too and I'll be more than happy and give you my two cents worth after I try them. But YOU can also give the iCloths THE test that I'd give them and that is to look at your screen AS you clean it, in the dark, with an LED flashlight (maybe ordinary flashlights can do the trick too?) to see if the iCloths leave a trail of smudge behind them as you wipe your screen down. If they don't, then you are home free and will have reached screen cleaning nirvana : ) Please lemme know how that works for you : ) Just outta curiosity, I'm guessing you live in Canada? I live in Montreal, and we just got a dump of the white stuff today. What time zone are YOU in ? Cheers! P.S. objective

[@EdTchoi]

@@davidbee8178 screen cleaning nirvana...I love it...sounds like a great name for a new KZbin channel :) I'll give it a try today and let you know how it goes! I'm actually from Montreal (grew up in Pointe Claire), but I moved to Vancouver in the early 2000's to be closer to the ocean and mountains. I miss many aspects of Montreal like the food (sounds crazy, but one of the first things I do when I go back is to get a Poutine and an All-Dressed Steamy from Lafleurs and then go for a Shishtaouk) and I especially miss going to Cabane a Sucre. It's those little things that I take for granted living in Montreal that I miss the most! Have fun in th snow today! I'll be getting soaked in the Vancouver rain :)

[@bvd1022]

Hi I looked for these wipes after watching this video, but couldn't find the right ones on Amazon or at Wal-Mart, would you have any suggestions? Thanks for your time.

[@EdTchoi]

What size were you looking for? They should all be listed on Amazon or you could go directly to the iCloth site to order it - www.iCloth.io Will you be using them for personal use or business use or both? Thanks for watching by the way!

[@bvd1022]

@@EdTchoi I have two 4k TVs a 50” and a 65”. That’s what they would be used for also for cleaning tablets like my iPad and my family’s phones. Thank you for the information you provided in the video. Really appreciate it.

[@EdTchoi]

@@bvd1022 No problem! For your large TV's, I would suggest using the XL wipes...the part number for the 24-pack is iCXL24. For cleaning tablets and phons, you might want to use the large wipes (1 large wipe would easily clean a tablet and a couple of phones). A 24 pack of the large wipes is called the iCA24 and there's a 100 packed which is called the iCA100. All of these items should be found on Amazon, but let me know if you still have a hard time finding them. Thanks

[@bvd1022]

@@EdTchoi thank you. I appreciate it.

[@EdTchoi]

@@bvd1022 you're welcome! Glad I could help and let me know how it goes!

[@fatimahibrahim4831]

Can i use samsung led tv screen...they do have hand patches

[@EdTchoi]

Yes, no problem using the iCloth wipes on any TV. What do you mean by "hand patches"?

[@chiefkookums9397]

Hello, good sir. I have a 55 inch Samsung Crystal Series 4K TV...(LCD, I assume). Is iCloth safe to use on this particular model?

[@EdTchoi]

Hello! Yes, the iCloth wipes will great on your Samsung Crystal Series 4K TV Thanks for the question and thanks for watching!

[@chiefkookums9397]

@@EdTchoi Perfect!! Thank you!! One more question....if there are dust particles on the screen, can I just use an iCloth to wipe them off, or should I use a microfiber cloth first, and then the cloth? Or will the cloth just take them right off? Do I need to worry about micro scratches with these cloths if I just wipe the dust off directly?

[@EdTchoi]

@@chiefkookums9397 I would wipe down the TV very gently with the iCloth wipe to remove any particles from the screen. The iCloth wipe is very absorbent and should pick up all the dust particles on the TV. Once you've done that, you'll want to flip over the iCloth and use the clean side for another good wipe down of the TV. For a 55" TV, I would highly recommend the XL wipe which is the one I used in the video. Let me know how it goes!

[@xander423]

I used the soft cloths you use with eye glasses super soft I also didn’t clean it for a long time I got streaks :( Can’t get a hold of LG is there any way to get the streaks o. Now and I also found a set of finger prints on one area what do I do ? I don’t want to damage the screen I used an almost dry micro fiber cloth as suggested on lg help and that did nothing I am not risking it with water so ... not doing that past what I did I used brand new clothes four of them but I wish I wore gloves as well however my hands were freshly clean/ washed and dry please advise this tv was a major investment and now during this crazy economic madness we have to take good care of it !

[@EdTchoi]

Hi Esther, if you go to Amazon, I would suggest getting the iCloth wipes as they will perform very well on your LG screen and will remove the streaks. You'll want to get the iCXL24 (24 wipes) as they are best suited to clean large TVs. Let me know how it goes!

[@xander423]

@@EdTchoi awesome , I tried again and got them out ....you were great thanks for this tip!

[@karenenglish8762]

Hi can someone help me I have a TV cleaner and use a soft fiber cloth but I'm still having bad streaks and when I try clean them off it's just moving the streaks around

[@EdTchoi]

Hi Karen, if you're getting streaks from your current TV Cleaner, the culprit of the streaks can be the cleaner itself. Try picking up a box of iCloth wipes on Amazon and you'll notice a huge difference in performance.

[@chiefkookums9397]

I used a microfiber towel from Chemical Guys that is a very good product. However, one side has rather large, soft fibers. Will this damage my screen or am I safe? It seems to have left some sort of residue, although it has been washed since using it on my car. Will the ICLOTH leave micro scratches?

[@EdTchoi]

iCloth will never leave any micro scratches as each wipe is hermetically sealed and uses high quality aviation grade approved materials. The microfiber cloth/towel on the other hand can potentially leave scratches as they do an amazing job at picking up dirt. I actually talked to a guy yesterday and he scratched his screen with his microfiber cloth as he didn't know it had picked up a small metal shaving off of the ground (he's an Audio-Video equipment installer). Hope this info helps!

[@chiefkookums9397]

@@EdTchoi..one other question for you, Ed. You mentioned the XL icloths for a 55 inch tv. Are there Icloths specifically for TVs, or just the XL ones for use on whatever we may have?

[@EdTchoi]

@@chiefkookums9397 There are two versions of the XL: Premium (the ones in the blue box) and 70% IPA (the ones in the red box). My preference for cleaning displays would be the Premium wipes and I would typically use the 70% IPA wipes if I was wiping down touchscreens in public areas. Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@bobabooey8367]

Thanks Asian Dude:)

[@EdTchoi]

You’re welcome bro

[@ak.foesev]

😂oh wow

[@chris713g5]

Lol

[@ThaoLe-xv1di]

That’s unnecessarily racial for no reason white Bob.

[@kk-yy8oi]

Hi thanks for the video. It's OK or normal to apply some pressure to clean or wipe off the marks or the water marks right? I used the cleaning wet and dry wipes that came with the screen protector for my switch...After applying the wet wipe there were some water marks and dry in the screen .. then I used the dry wipe to clean..But in order to take away the marks... I need to do it a little hard to clean but not too hard ... I saw the screen survive bounding like yours .. I guess that won't damage the pixels and I guess they are quite durable right? Secondly ... Because I clean the edge as well .. and not a lot of water but little excess water ... They won't leak inside the TV easily right? Thanks

[@EdTchoi]

Thanks for watching! With the iCloth wipes, you should only need the one wipe to clean your display without worrying about streaks and moisture around the edges. Light pressure is ok, but yes, you don't want to press too hard on the display. Let me know if you encounter any issues!

[@DrtBgMarx]

Legend says someone’s still out there paused after he told us to pause

[@EdTchoi]

Hopefully that said someone un-paused after 😂

[@Katrinabuttles827]

Can I use eyeglasses 🤓 cleaner instead?

[@EdTchoi]

Sorry about the late reply as I noticed I didn't reply to your question. I would stay away from eyeglass cleaner on your TV and stick with a product that is specifically made to clean TVs and tech items, like iCloth. Thanks for watching!

[@lillianbogan1599]

What is the Stillwater

[@EdTchoi]

Ah, I believe you mean distilled water. Here's the definition as per my friend, Wikipedia "Distilled water is water that has been boiled into vapor and condensed back into liquid in a separate container. Impurities in the original water that do not boil below or near the boiling point of water remain in the original container. Thus, distilled water is one type of purified water." Long story short, distilled water is better for cleaning displays as it doesn't have impurities like tap water has (these impurities is what often causes streaking)

[@chicle8727]

Will it leave streaks?

[@EdTchoi]

The iCloth wipes won't leave streaks, however note, if your TV is very grimy and never been cleaned, you might need a couple of wipes to completely remove all the gunk from the surface.

[@RebeatThatPlease]

Tutorial to the screen cleaner liquid?

[@EdTchoi]

Here you go...it's at the 1:45 mark of the video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWqtgmaqZtOVe5Y Enjoy!

[@noelhernandez2589]

Can I use purified water?

[@EdTchoi]

If you don't have any alcohol or any other screen cleaner like the iCloth wipes, yes, purified or distilled water would work. You'll want to ensure that you dab it onto a clean microfiber cloth before wiping down your screen. Thanks for wathcing!

[@beastmoderalphy]

@@EdTchoi nice vid yeah just tryed to clean my tv with tap water made my screen look worse so if I use some purified water it should take out the other water stains right?

[@adiagettysmith6540]

Can tv be Repaired after sprayed with windex?

[@EdTchoi]

I think if windex damaged your screen, it would be very costly to repair as you'd have to replace the glass. Thanks for watching!

[@andrewchamberlain9523]

Actually the screen isn't glass and it absorbs windex which results in dead pixels that are far more expensive than decent tvs now

[@johnlira3316]

Do u have to disconnect the TV before this??

[@EdTchoi]

No need to disconnect the TV. Thanks for watching!

[@fleadoggreen9062]

Lol really ?

[@e3rabi]

is it work for oled tv ?

[@EdTchoi]

Yes, for sure!

[@e3rabi]

@@EdTchoi thanks , can u give me the name of the staff that u used in the vid to clean your tv screen cuz i want to buy it

[@EdTchoi]

@@e3rabi you’re welcome! Where are you located? FYI - I record and produce all the videos myself

[@e3rabi]

@@EdTchoi saudi arabia

[@hodgeyfitness6058]

When I clean my 40 inch 4k TV with a pledge wipe it feels rough but when I had a 32 inch HD TV it cleaned no problem is a 4k TV glass different

[@EdTchoi]

Interesting...the two TVs may have different glass, however regardless of that, make sure that the pledge product that you're using is safe for screens. I had a look on Pledge's website and only found their multipurpose cleaner which doesn't say anything about saying it's safe for TVs. Which Pledge product are you using?

[@hodgeyfitness6058]

Pledge electronic wipes

[@EdTchoi]

@@hodgeyfitness6058 Interesting...I haven't used those before. I did a quick search online and it shows the ingredients in the Pledge Electronic wipes contains: perfume, limonene, citral, iodopropynyl butylcarbamate. IMO, I'd probably stick with something with less ingredients. FYI - the iCloth wipes contain safe Isopropyl Alcohol and Purified Water...the premium wipes contain an additional 1% of a proprietary ingredient which helps cleans screens - this is actually what pilots use to clean their instrumentation).

[@hodgeyfitness6058]

@@EdTchoi what does that mean

[@EdTchoi]

@@hodgeyfitness6058 to sum it up, I would personally avoid using products that contain too many chemicals to clean my TVs and stick with wipes like iCloth that only contain pure and simple ingredients

[@speedkilla2303]

Does this work on 1080p TVs?

[@EdTchoi]

Haider Khan Yes, this will pretty much work on all TV screens. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@michelebianchi7861]

LOL...

[@anthonyshepard9606]

When cleaning your TV should the TV be off or on? 🐢 🖥 🐢 🖥 🐢 🖥

[@EdTchoi]

I would turn off the TV before cleaning. Always a good practice to turns thing off before giving them a wipe down

[@CHEZ-cc7tu]

Can i use cotton cloth to clean tv

[@EdTchoi]

While the cotton cloth will likely not damage the screen, you'll probably get quite a bit of lint on the screen which can be annoying. Were you planning on using a liquid cleaner with the cotton cloth?

[@CHEZ-cc7tu]

@@EdTchoi no but what could I use on the cotton cloth

[@EdTchoi]

@@CHEZ-cc7tu check out this video as I show how to make a DIY screen cleaner - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWqtgmaqZtOVe5Y Let me know how it goes!

[@CHEZ-cc7tu]

@@EdTchoi i liked the video but i had a other question and is can residoue or stteaks make the quality worse on my tv

[@EdTchoi]

@@CHEZ-cc7tu residue and/or streaks will just be a nuisance to your viewing experience as it won't be nice to look at

[@markeithbryson1502]

Microfiber cloths are cheaper than the wipes so even if you only used it once you’d be fine

[@EdTchoi]

Yes, they would work, but I do like the convenience of having a pre-moistened wipe that's screen-safe. Thanks for watching!

[@reinfrancia2152]

Hi! Can i used baby wipes?

[@EdTchoi]

Rein Francia I probably wouldn’t use baby wipes as it may streak on the screen and they also may contain ingredients that can damage the screen itself. Here’s a list of ingredients I found for a popular brand of baby wipes. Lots of ingredients on their that may potentially damage your screen - Ingredients: Aqua (water, eau), aloe barbadensis leaf juice, glycerin, glycine soja (soybean) oil, benzyl alcohol, caprylyl/capryl glucoside, *citric acid, polyglyceryl-4 caprate, potassium sorbate, *sodium benzoate, tocopherol, xanthan gum, phenoxyethanol. Thanks for watching the video!

[@klaytonwhite149]

Just use a microfiber towel (wont scratch the surface) and distilled water. Only use a couple of sprays ON THE TOWEL. Do not spray directly on your tv. Any alcohol will damage your screen over time and other chemicals and even tap water will leave residue and even remove the anti-glare coating off the screen. Notice how reflective his screen is?

[@EdTchoi]

@@klaytonwhite149 Thanks for your comment. The problem with microfiber cloth is that the user has to be very careful to ensure that there is no dirt embedded between the microfibers so it doesn't scratch the screen. Good suggestion though on spraying the distilled water directly onto the cloth as I'm sure a lot of people would spray it directly onto their TV. The iCloth solution is safe for TV's and although there is some alcohol, it's diluted with their formula which makes it safe for screens. In fact, the iCloth is commonly used in Flight Decks to clean instrumentation panels and the cloth and solution is approved for aviation use. The iCloth is also used on polycarbonate windows on airplanes for regular maintenance. iCloth currently supplies a major airline with iCloth cleaning wipes for all of their regular maintenance. With regards to the reflectiveness of my screen, I have studio lights that I use when filming, so inevitably there will be some glare. Also, this was the first time using the iCloth on my TV so the iCloth had no part in minimizing the anti-glare coating on my screen. I appreciate your comment and thanks for viewing my video!

[@MiguelAlvarezAdams]

I have used them, also makeup remover wipes lmao

[@EloteHuskers]

How do you Clean Dust Inside an LCD TV Screen , Without taking the TV apart ? Can I use air from a compressor , and just blow inside the air vents of the TV ??

[@EdTchoi]

That's a great question and I would say that there is no safe way of cleaning the inside of your LCD TV without taking it apart, which isn't recommended. If it was my TV and I noticed that it was dusty, I would probably vacuum it, but besides that, there's not much else you can do. Definitely don't use an air compressor or canned air as that might damage sensitive components. Thanks for watching!

[@andrewchamberlain9523]

DON'T USE A VACUUM!!!!! A Vacuum is too powerful and shouldn't be used on electronics like keyboards, tv's or game consoles. Canned air is ok and for a more long term investment you can find an electronics vacuum on Amazon with weaker suction for cleaning items like this.

[@panicmosem5969]

These have isopropyl alcohol in them... isn't that harmful to the screens protection surface??

[@EdTchoi]

Good question...unless specified by the manufacturer, isopropyl alcohol is safe for screens. I've done a lot of research on this topic and have found that pretty much most major display and touchscreen manufacturers like Apple, Garmin, Samsung, etc endorse the use of isopropyl alcohol to clean their screens (if you're curious, just Google the manufacturer's name + isopropyl alcohol and this will lead you to the manufacturer's page on how to clean their displays). Note: not all alcohol is the same...isopropyl is screen safe, but Ethyl Alcohol is not as it may leave oil traces behind. Thanks for your question and hope this clarifies things!

[@simplymohit]

Can you please give the link from where i can purchase it ?

[@EdTchoi]

If you're located in North America, you can purchase from Amazon. If you're a business wishing to purchase, let me know and I can put you in touch with an iCloth B2B reseller. Thanks!

[@kirion111]

any1 having the problem even if u clean the tv with the Microfiber if you use a phone light on the tv it still dirty...

[@EdTchoi]

You should try the iCloth and compare how it performs against the microfibre cloth. Thanks for watching!

[@xander423]

I did not use a traditonal one only the ones that come with eyeglasses ....so soft like silk....too nervous to try anything else and risk damage

[@dark3879]

101 take the ring off youre finger man lol

[@EdTchoi]

Haha...great advice! Thanks for the laugh and thanks for watching!

[@Timeless681]

We’re can you get icloths from in the uk

[@EdTchoi]

Hi Connor, you can purchase the iCloth products through Amazon and they should be able to ship to the UK. Please let me know if you have any issues. Thanks for watching the video!

[@EdTchoi]

Just a quick heads up that I've been notified by the folks at iCloth that only the Large 24 pack iCloth (part number iCA24) is available to ship to the UK. This is probably my favourite size for all around use.

[@ivettecartagena9243]

My grandkids put milk on the tv it simply smart endless entertainment how could i get the tv clean

[@EdTchoi]

haha...try purchasing an iCloth wipe as I'm sure it will do a good job removing the residue from the milk

[@xander423]

I would die....lots of deep breaths.,...

[@Dan_DaiKatsu]

Does this leave the tv look absolutely spotless after using icloth?

[@EdTchoi]

Yes, it is spotless...just make sure you don't rub the iCloth around in a circle.....you want to pull the cloth in one direction to help lift off the dirt and grime. Give it a try and let me know how it goes!

[@xander423]

@@EdTchoi this was a great video I looked through dozens of them even on the LG site and yours was the best....straight to the point...thanks again!

[@markmiller6423]

I haven’t cleaned my 4K tv since I’ve had it which is about more than 5 years

[@EdTchoi]

Wow....time to give it a good clean!

[@seekah1]

There should be a huge layer of dust on that baby...nor have I for a a few years..reluctantly it's time...monster screen clean for me but this vid was interesting as well.

[@EdTchoi]

@@seekah1 thanks for watching and happy cleaning!

[@Cr_airbnb]

I was cleaning mine (Q800T) and now I see a spot of a place where I cleaned. Is there a way to fix that?

[@EdTchoi]

What were you cleaning it with? If it was using an iCloth wipe, you shouldn't be seeing any spots after using it

[@tannerjenkins5877]

does this work on QLED?

[@EdTchoi]

Yes, this would work on pretty much any types of TVs

[@omeezy5204]

Can u use baby wipes

[@EdTchoi]

Baby wipes have other chemicals in it that can damage screens. Best to stick with non-damaging wipes like iCloth as these were purposely designed for sensitive electronics.

[@tacoreaper1282]

Why would you have twigs on the same fiber cloth you use to clean your tv lol

[@EdTchoi]

Haha..funny enough, my micro fibre cloth fell on the floor and it picked up some debris. Just goes to show you that you should always check your cloth before using it....thanks for watching!

[@tacoreaper1282]

@@EdTchoi No thank you for the 411! 👍🏽

[@krymera666ash4]

Mine is wall mounted with an entertainment stand in front of it, yet I still find kids prints on it. Like, what the F$&k.

[@EdTchoi]

Haha...same here and I have no idea how I get fingerprints on it! There must be a ghost walking around my house touching my screens just to annoy me!

[@tedrik1346]

Shine a flashlight in a darkened room on your screen and you will see numerous smudge/streak marks..impossible to clean completely.

[@EdTchoi]

Yes, that works well and it can drive one crazy trying to get all the streaks out 🤣

[@AndreaTargaryen84]

Omg yes, this is driving me crazy 😭 during daylight it seemed clean but at night with the flashlight on it had all kinds of marks

[@Toni_De_Arcadia]

Why is there branches on your cloth for the tv 😅🤷‍♂️

[@EdTchoi]

😆 funny enough, I’ve dropped my microfibre cloth before and there was a tiny twig on the ground which it picked up!

[@themightymustache69]

You bring your microfiber clothes into the woods?

[@EdTchoi]

Haha...sometimes!

[@INFIN1TY-]

Just dust it with a dry cloth preferably one they use in car cleaning

[@EdTchoi]

Dusting is always a good idea, but sometimes there are smudge's that need to be wiped down. Thanks for watching!

[@INFIN1TY-]

@@EdTchoi I got an old Panasonic plasma that still runs beautiful but it has smudges and all on it (for years) any tips on that? Water with a cloth helped.. but a little.

[@RAY_FILET]

Show us the same TV in the daylight after your finish cleaning it and I bet you start cleaning it again.

[@AGCanadaeh]

Hotels should use this to refresh their TV's and possibly extend the usage for a couple more years.

[@EdTchoi]

Andrew G absolutely! Retail should be using the daily for their POS screens as well

[@R3C0RDBREAK3R]

Wax on, wax off.

[@delgrady10]

🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@yaboifry2071]

I use dry charmin ultra soft toilet paper it works like a dream lol

[@EdTchoi]

😂

[@michaellundsrensen2292]

The music is way too loud!

[@EdTchoi]

Thanks for the feedback and duly noted for my next video!

[@MiguelAlvarezAdams]

Son of a bitch you just sold me that icloth shit lmao

[@EdTchoi]

The iCloth wipes are great and I use them on a daily basis! Thanks for watching!

[@MiguelAlvarezAdams]

@@EdTchoi bet lol

[@owhynot2341]

He talked instead of showing us smh

[@mrtecnhimuyo]

That's because it doesn't work. Don't spray directly at screen. Just gently wipe the screen with the microfiber cloth

[@davidroller2205]

Get to the point already

[@EdTchoi]

That's what the fast forward button is for....haha! Thanks for watching anyways though :)

[@3vimages471]

Ed? I don't think so.

[@Seymorebutts909]

Can I use on touchscreen car stereo?

[@EdTchoi]

Absolutely! It's meant to be used on all touchscreens and sensitive optics.