How to Remove Dead Bugs Inside Your Computer Monitor (Without Taking Screen Apart)

Does your computer monitor have tiny dead insects that somehow wedged themselves between the outer and inner screen layers? Use this method to remove them from view WITHOUT taking anything apart!

[@camelCased]

It's bad that manufacturers don't seal their LCD panels. If an ant dies and gets stuck between layers, it's so complicated to get it out without full disassembly, and I doubt that warranty would cover it. But warranty should cover such cases because it's really the manufacturer's fault they leave the panel unsealed.

[@rjejames28]

They don't cover it Sony hosed me

[@JasZg]

​@@rjejames28I have same problem on Sony Bravia! Sony is the worse garbage ever

[@BBBrox]

Thank you! Combination of the vibration and a small suction cup (to pull the front away a bit) worked great. Fell down, but not fully under the bottom bezel. More vibration eventually got it into the corner and no longer visible. Again... thank you. I'm sure everybody that needed your video had the same experience... "There's a bug on my screen, I'll just simply wipe it off... WAIT A MINUTE.. WTF?" :-)

[@eodspartin7690]

thank you for the suction cup tip

[@markmiller4385]

Thanks for the suction cup idea! It worked for me!

[@jonconnor0729]

Would a vibrator work on this? I don't own an electric toothbrush.

[@cartonflesh9961]

technically, yes...

[@yxng.flacko2496]

😍😂

[@Fayknol]

Probably

[@SgtWhitebeardGaming]

the bigger the better! it will solve your issue in seconds

[@usemame666]

....apparently yes

[@Jared-mp6qt]

when you dont have an electric tooth brush "Honey, I need your special toy"

[@bruhluigi4436]

K Jared

[@mariecool6567]

What the fffffff

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

oh don't act so surprised

[@moimat4780]

Bruh Im a gamer

[@ArksDigital]

Not gonna lie; I did this and then checked the comments afterwards to see if there was a comment like this.

[@theG.P]

I don't have Vibrating tooth brush. But I have My Sister's Vibrator. It works!!

[@iphonemaxultrasuperextreme869]

🗿

[@xQc_Enjoyer777]

🗿

[@amytaylor3715]

Haha !

[@rocitizen]

🤨🤨

[@hush2954]

thanks you gave me an alternative

[@bami2]

worked perfectly I had disassembled my entire screen before to remove a bug and was dreading having to do it again, once I pressed the toothbrush on the screen it immediately dropped below the bezel. Great video!

[@DannoKaBlammo]

Glad this worked for you so easily!

[@bami2]

@@DannoKaBlammo Yeah I have a Dell U2412M and it's an incredible hassle to remove the bezel, lift the protective layer off and clean it thoroughly so that absolutely nothing is between the layers, last time it took me 90-120 minutes for the entire procedure being afraid the whole time I was going to crack the LCD panel or the protective layer, but I had no choice as I didn't found out it was a bug until I squished it through the screen. This time there was a bug about in the middle for months and it probably died, but just a few moments of touching the rotating bit (not the brushes) just above the bug and it just dropped away immediately. This video is pure gold and thank you for uploading it, I would have never thought of it.

[@jack_da_ripp3r]

​@@bami2 hey can I have info on how to disassemble the HP M22F IPS Monitor it would be a big help

[@TehNetherlands]

Select the bug and press SHIFT+DEL to delete it. Works every time.

[@mrblueflu2378]

Oh yeah, I learned that about a week ago, I got all the cockroaches out of my monitor.

[@PedroCaetano123]

With a hammer on top of it, usually works well too :--).

[@ILikePizza950]

didnt work ): lol

[@lunnpakora]

first you have to download more ram.

[@yunekoVT]

@@lunnpakora gotta pay for that ram with free robux

[@wildanS]

This is for those who still have a live bug in their screen: I created a black document in Photoshop and over than a layer with a small 16 pixel wide white circle which I can move around with arrow keys (fullscreen mode). I place it RIGHT next to the bug and it seems it is drawn to the white pixels and sometimes tries to reach it. If you don't have Photoshop, just create a completely black picture, view in it fullscreen and use your mouse cursor as a guide. So far I've had some limited results with this "game", bug moved about 1 1/2 inches towards the bottom.

[@khethanslyangel3578]

Hey bro Can you make video about how you do that?Thats my problem RN PLSSS ILL support you

[@debosmitasarkar222]

Please guide me.

[@CubiCNooBiC]

9000 IQ!

[@_________________404]

Lol? Am I the only one who realized that you can simply just turn the monitor sideways, shake it a few times and then the bug will fall out? That worked for me.

[@Zutizu]

1 1/2 inches? Bro this mf is usain bolt i cant catch it

[@angelx073]

Bro you are a goddamn savior! I've had this dead bug on my screen for months and I'm so thankful!

[@luukromijn2790]

Bro like that lil shit's poo is in there I CANT GET IT OUT!

[@ilona2062]

@@luukromijn2790 LMAOO

[@wd25a]

Just did it on a curved screen, worked on that too. I had taken apart a flat panel to remove an insect in the past. This saved me a lot of hassle. :)

[@jabril5977]

Did it work😃

[@f1restorm]

So it works too on dead bugs?

[@444shizzle]

Dude, you are a GENIUS! I wanted to almost give up with this method but then suddenly the bug started to move. What helped for me was putting the screen almost flat on table and as soon as it started moving I put it back in a right angle and it fell down. Now it's stuck at the bottom of the screen and I can still see it but at least it's out of the view, because down there I have my taskbar which is black so most of the times I don't see it anymore. Thank you so much!

[@DannoKaBlammo]

Glad this trick could help!

[@droids1730]

Was the bug dead and stuck ? Then began to move after a LONG time of vibrating ?

[@GINX1]

I squished the bug without thinking that it would be stuck in the middle of my screen forever.

[@tanupriyabiswas770]

Did it get removed???

[@rocitizen]

same

[@georgesilverio5464]

Is it still there

[@yousefabdo1345]

Me too bro

[@GINX1]

@@georgesilverio5464 yes

[@irvinekinneasiii53]

You, sir, are a genius! I just got a brand new monitor and had the same problem. This method worked like a charm! Thank you!

[@content4free99]

I wonder if the removing method hurt monitor?

[@brucegarrix9805]

Well, good for you. Mine had an ant and I tried to touch it to check whether it is on or in the screen. And then I squashed it. Now it's stuck forever

[@Harry-jc4bk]

same

[@bami2]

If you want to go through the trouble, you can disassemble your monitor, carefully pull the protective layer off the lcd and clean it. Be careful though since both the lcd panel as well as the protective layer are very fragile and can shatter very easily, it might be very hard to open the monitor up and you must make sure you have very soft and very clean cloths to clean it off, with a tiny bit of water if required. I've done it before and was dreading having to do it again, but as long as you haven't squished it the toothbrush trick works wonders.

[@ultra6989]

Same

[@whatwouldtarado213]

Same

[@sockSandals]

yeah, same

[@lostmindlord5152]

i slammed my monitor with a hammer and it worked perfectly fine

[@TheOneEyedMac]

but your monitor probably stopped working

[@issachayes4739]

Proper solution

[@gamingescape6596]

You are genius

[@ojaspathare2295]

@@TheOneEyedMac pch

[@Soapanzu]

@@TheOneEyedMac it's a joke lol

[@prince0fthedead268]

What if you didn’t realize the bug was inside the screen and smashed it and now it’s guts are having it cling to the screen so the tooth brush method doesn’t work?

[@ironeyes3545]

Yes I have the same issue plz help

[@funnyapple9102]

@@ironeyes3545 did you find any solution??

[@martmet8688]

@@ironeyes3545 Seems no one has a solution for this, the bug I have is a bit larger than displayed in the video, hopefully it will fall down one way or the other... just need to find how to disassemble the screen I guess...

[@AkilaZhang]

I can see how this will work for many people but however not everyone. In my case I own a imac pro and i think i can speak for other users own imac even 5k display manufactured by apple. There is a huge layer between the outer glass and the LCD panel. I just tried the vibration method but unfortunately it doesnt work. I think i need to take out that outer glass panel first then attached the vibrating tooth brush directly on the LCD panel in order for this method to work. I will test it in a few days as i need to order a pair of suction cup in order to take out the glass layer. Will report later. Thanks for this brilliant idea i have confidence that it will work. Save me tons of cash.

[@uz.f1746]

what happened...?

[@matthewhopkins642]

Did you fix it?

[@AkilaZhang]

Matthew Hopkins nope. That bug never got out of where it was. I changed a new panel from a vendor.

[@aolson1111]

THANK YOU! I didn't have a bug in my screen, I somehow had multiple hairs in the middle of my screen. I tried your banging on the top of the monitor trick and it dislodged them. I was about to buy a new monitor.

[@ILikePizza950]

thats strange wtf

[@jstrangesf]

WOW, THIS WORKED! I had one in my screen for 2 years, dead center. I was about to take it apart. I didn't use it for awhile, but ended up using it in my spare room. I didn't have an electric tooth brush, but found something else that vibrated. I pulled on it with the suction cup I had that hadn't worked prior on it's own (neither had solo) I did it, thought nothing happened. Pulled the suction away thinking it was for not... Nope it was gone... thank you!

[@wildanS]

"Something else that vibrated" Hmmm... ok.

[@green82929]

@@wildanS hahaha

[@markmiller4385]

Just ran into this problem and with the toothbrush and suction cup idea it worked! Saved me from having to disassemble this 42 inch TV! Thanks!

[@paulpetter-bowyer3912]

Thanks for your video - your method worked. I bought a $ 7 kiddies electric tooth brush yesterday. I had 2 ants, both close to the top of my screen. I spent about 10 minutes on each yesterday. The head of one ant broke away and moved further than the rest of the ant when I smacked to top of my Monitor. This morning I had another try spending about 3 minutes trying to move them with the vibrations. Looked like I was getting nowhere fast but with repeated and hard taps on the top of the screen the headless ant fell away - out of sight. The 2nd ant dropped down about 1/4 of the screen. The head is still where it was yesterday. Then this evening I tried again. Vibrated the head and 2nd Ant. Nothing happened until I hit the to of the screen again and the 2nd Ant dropped away out of sight. The head of the 1st ant is still where it was yesterday. I will keep on trying every day until it moves (maybe not enough weight?) but I can live with a stuck head. It is just a dot on the screen. I have placed ant baits in my office to kill the nest and hopefully keep them away from my screen. Update : I just had another go at removing the head and got the same result as before. Then I tied tapping the bottom of my screen (about 5 cm above the frame) with 4 fingers - and the head dropped down very easily.

[@nt4_sans]

this video saved my life, my 1000 dolars had a lot of bugs in it, so i installed a vibrating app in my telephone, and it worked perfectly

[@crescintvanguardia6018]

Out of all the vids ive watched this one seems very interesting.. now i dont have to open my flat screen tv

[@beatriceelmore2085]

Thanks, the apple support technician (Jared) was absolutely FLABBERGASTED at my issue. Unfortunately the bug with not move, so I shall wait for its corpse to dry. While waiting, I have named it Petunia. Hopefully Petunia is not squashed onto the screen. In 2 days I shall suction and brush her out! But for now, we'll just be friends until I turn on her 🙃🙃🙃

[@adoksym]

Well, "my" bug is still alive so I will just have to wait and see if it dies in the middle of the screen or maybe it has mercy and dies somewhere in the frame.

[@FourCogs]

I found honestly just turning monitor from side to side to be a more effective method of getting them out. Probably depends on what layer the bug is caught in, if it's too deep the tooth brush doesn't do much.

[@hectatusbreakfastus6106]

Wow. I came here because I heard about this from a redit post. Crazy to see it in real life. I am very happy this has never happened to me. I genuinely feel sorry for the folks that have squashed bugs in their screens.

[@christianstill]

that would be me.

[@kohlrabi91]

that would be me.

[@tomyao7884]

that would be me.

[@doggey7035]

that would be me.

[@IKeepsIt100]

2:32 I tried using the vibration of my cordless trimmer but the fly didn't budge. As a last-ditch effort I tried your last-ditch effort right after you said it and gave my TV a good wack on the top and then it fell right down out of view. Salute!

[@1ex1uger-prank-calls]

Thank you for this helpful tutorial. The bug did not end up moving in any noticeable way once I applied pressure from the vibrating toothbrush head. However, after applying the vibrations, I tapped the monitor, and the bug ended up falling to the bottom of the glass, out of view.

[@ozankarakoc1778]

I got used to it, and worked with it for a few years. Now, the real challenge hits. I'd like to sell it, and I don't know what to say in the listing! :D 'I'm selling my 27 inch iMac. It's in great condition, except for a tiny little bug fossil in the middle of the screen.' I got very excited when I saw this video, but unfortunately it didn't work for me. Thank you for sharing though, Danno. It looks like an amazing find.

[@aiharakotokorulesbluerose4170]

wait....all this time and years did it still appear on your screen up until now?

[@codeforest9027]

Must talk to the apple people appeople

[@slpn1]

I too have a 27" iMac I want to sell with a tiny dead bug that's been there from the start. Toothbrush technique doesn't work for me either as I think the glass over the screen is too hard. Did you ever find a way to sort it?

[@Lerciezje]

I guess you have to wait for dead one to dry out a bit before you can try to vibrate it out? I have no electric toothbrush, but I do have access to a vibrator, so lets see if that works.

[@gloriag.garciag.6826]

I just saw an ant walking across the middle, inside, of my desktop's monitor and then passed away at the upper right corner. I'm so relieved to have encountered your KZbin video and hope this solution works for me as well. Thank you in advance 🙂✨

[@maizie6833]

Tried using my phone's vibrate but didn't even nudge. :(

[@KyleAllenMusic]

I killed it and it's stuck there forever. Merged with the screen.

[@Maashu-Baandeddo]

what to do if when the bug was still alive, you accidentally pushed the screen and it got crushed into bits?

[@bradfjord]

Yeah I'd like an answer as well. This close to just making an ant gravestone on my desktop.

[@taylorriley4069]

Did you find anything that worked? Jojo

[@taylorriley4069]

Jojo? did you ever get it out

[@gene7511]

Same question. Did you get it out?

[@co7366]

Having the same issue, fresh gnat smushed between. I think i will try run the tv let the bug dry off then try this method again

[@Tonder74]

THANKS!!! I thought compressed air would be the solution, but THIS i would never have up with!

[@Shrewstur]

Yeah, compressed air didn't work for me either. Gonna try this out with my cell phone.

[@MrAnimeMilitary]

Will a portable shaving clipper work in lieu of an electric toothbrush?

[@antonyraj.c7950]

How does it work? I did this. Nothing happens.

[@lawrencelagdamen3241]

does this work on macbooks as well?

[@feniic8014]

I had that happen to me but it died in the bottom right corner and it’s too much effort to get out. I named him Antonio and I’ve had him for about 8 months now :)

[@evanmckenna7593]

theres a squashed bug inside mine and thats all i could look at when i was playing. so annoying \

[@taylorriley4069]

did it work for you? it didn't help me

[@moehashish6745]

I tried this method it didn't work for me, weeks after I used vacuum cleaner to pull the plastic layer slightly apart from the screen and the bug fell down finally

[@Velocity0428]

Not everyone uses an electric/vibrating toothbrush. But everyone has a mobile phone. Will the phone's vibration feature work?

[@milkyway4586]

How did that do for you?

[@Vurow1]

yo i kinda squished the bug and I think theres blood inside my monitor what should I do

[@vee_326]

Encountered the same bug problem. By shaking and some good smacks, the bug came to the invisible bottom part of the screen and l squashed it there so it wouldn't leave the trace in the screen. Improper Sealing of LCD panels by manufactures or in service centres are the major cause for this problem

[@spookykid666]

I originally thought mine was a stuck or dead pixel and tried massaging it in, it wasn't until it randomly fell down on my screen a couple times and ended up in different locations I realized it was probably a bug. I tried using vibrating things on my screen to get it to move with no luck so far. Not sure why it randomly fell a couple of times but I am gonna have to figure out something else I guess. I was thinking of taking apart the panel originally but not sure how much of a pain in the ass that is. I got the cover off the screen so theres less pressure on it but no help.

[@KahRaShin]

Nice idea but didn't work for me. i have the same exact insect in the middle of my screen :(

[@taylorriley4069]

did you ever get it out

[@rockedwow7217]

@@taylorriley4069 I did, i just pressed my screen to cause pressure to the little dude and led him underneath my laptop

[@GhostNameless]

The same exact?! Did he teleport from his screen to your scren?

[@krcsh9655]

But what to do if the bug is a crushed inside and it's stain now, dissasemble the monitor and just wipe it?

[@_KG_]

After several months of not using the monitor, dark pixel-sized spots appeared on it. And an hour ago I noticed an insect at the bottom of the monitor. That's what I thought, maybe the pixel-sized dark dots are insect excrement? How do you think? And what to do in this case?

[@debosmitasarkar222]

I have just pressed it mistakenly and now it is sticked on my laptop screen 😭😭😭😭...Can I still use this trick to remove the bug?.... please reply.

[@milkyway4586]

Same here, and i dont have an electrictoothbrush

[@venuseri4255]

thank you. i have discovered an ant beneath my screen, and it keeps crawling around. i have named him jerry for the time being, but i know his death is nigh. once he finally croaks, this video will come in handy for removing his corpse. for now, i devote my life to jerry. this is _our_ pc.

[@Holopug]

How's Jerry?

[@codeforest9027]

@@Holopug Jerry's DEAD

[@venuseri4255]

@@Holopug he either escaped or died where i cant see him :_(

[@cristianyamamoto]

Ok, didn't have an electrict brush, but the smacking technique alone solved my problem. Ty gravity for this moment of liberation 🙏

[@ironeyes3545]

I dont have a Tooth Brush But i tried my phone with a constant vibrate app and it still wont work this bug is freshly dead so idk if that means its extra sticky But Either way I cant remove it plz help 😭😭😭😭😭

[@mystic5654]

Update?

[@ironeyes3545]

@@mystic5654 Its still there :D

[@A11RY]

My problem is that i squished mine while trying to clean off what i thought was a some kind of a debree... any tips on what to do without a electric toothbrush?

[@viktoraggerholm5102]

Also, I found using a suction cup to lift the 2 layers apart helps

[@angelic.kaul1tz]

I had the same thing happen to me but with My iPad, and because of My OCD, having an Ant inside my screen REALLY TRIGGERED ME and I started Hyperventilating because it was dead and squished between the screens, so its impossible to move it. I spent forty minutes trying with My electric toothbrush, but it won't move because it is basically just a liquid smudge. Does anyone have any tips on what to do? because it costs a bloody fortune to get the screen removed and cleaned where I live and I can't do it myself.

[@marcowulliampopirers2216]

same problem here,except the OCD part

[@blinx2735]

To Anyone with a gaming monitor, we have loads of different sheets inside our monitors so this won’t work. I have an ASUs 27 inch and am too scared to take it apart

[@joem2698]

I tried all of this and it still didnt work for me. I tried the suction cup and my beard trimmer, as I didnt have a tooth brush with vibration. Thought that would suffice, but it didnt work😢

[@yannismouse]

Before finding this technique I tried hitting the screen really strongly and the bug didn't want to move. Do you think this toothbrush technique could still work then?

[@Nemisisi]

How to get like roaches out of the screen because there's one in my monitor and its squished and tried with a toothbrush but wouldn't move or go out

[@Stagbot_Racing]

I had a bug all the way at the bottom of my screen but this wasn't working. I rotated it 90 degrees and it just fell off of the visible section of my screen. I'm thinking some bezels don't have a big enough gap at the bottom to let bugs fall through.

[@ailyntupaz6821]

can i ask if this works on a tablet?? an ant went into my laptop (it's screen and screen protector is broken on one side so its left open, it went inside the screen ) i was using it on the table then when i get back,its inside and i killed it!😭😭 its so irritating cuz when i teared apart the screen protector thinking it was stuck on it,i tried to take it but i cant😭😭 thats when i knew it went inside the screen

[@_KG_]

After several months of not using the monitor, dark pixel-sized spots appeared on it. And an hour ago I noticed an insect at the bottom of the monitor. That's what I thought, maybe the pixel-sized dark dots are insect excrement? How do you think? And what to do in this case?

[@Darcian13]

Idk if maybe the ant isn't dry enough, but damn nothing works for my monitor. The ant just moves with the screen when I use suction, vibrations don't make it move either... Guess it'll just stay stuck in the middle of my monitor forever... got a ViewSonic VA2732-FHD. And i get the feeling that maybe the glass is too thick

[@joannacarmelsalamat3572]

FUN FACT! All who is watching this video has dead bugs inside a computer screen:D

[@Jennifant]

Do you think it would work to use a vibrator if you don't have an electrical toothbrush? 😅

[@quelmyka7781]

is this applicable to laptop ? got an ant inside the screen of my laptop then now its dead inside the screen of my laptop.

[@semimedinaborejon]

Is this applicable to my Sony 43 inch 4K LED TV? Coz mine have 3 dead ants inside the screen.

[@stepanjakl6720]

In my case, the toothbrush didn't really work. The bug kept holding on. So I decided to use a fascia massage gun that I keep around to release muscle pain. Yeah, really! It took a lot of effort to be honest with you. But it worked (though, the bug fell apart, so I had to chase out more parts). You just need to set the gun to the highest vibration frequency and keep it close to the screen and hold it steady. Try different positions and pressures, it should move the bug eventually! Don't be worried too much about the screen, if it's a good screen, it'll take it without any damage.

[@droids1730]

How long did it take ? Feel as if I’m going through the same exact problem and have the same massage gun. I’ve been going for about an hour or so and it’s killing me OH LORD. Not a huge bug at all but WILL NOT BUDGE.

[@stepanjakl6720]

Experiment with various angles and frequencies. Instead of targeting the bug directly, consider "massaging" other areas of the screen, such as sides or edges. That sort of approach may induce the ideal screen vibrations and frequency. Sounds strange but it worked for me :D

Which head did you use? The ball? The bullet?

[@JinYasha]

Thank you for this, I've never had the problem until now and this helped.

[@frankzito1]

Weird I was thinking of vibration technique, and I see this. No luck with suction but this and suction might work. Thank you

[@axisninja2773]

I got a bigger bug stuck in mine than this, doesn’t work any tips?

[@_.mushroomman._9025]

But what about mobile :( I’m on mobile and I can’t get a bug out my screen!

[@quantumAd]

thx man. i was watching netflix and i seen it on my screen. when i first did it it moved close to the edge then went back up. i was mad and frustrated so i stopped for a bit and and i went back into it and it started to move again. it stopped moving again so i stopped and it started to move like crazy. as soon as it got to the border i ended up smashing it so it wouldn’t have a chance to go back. i don’t know if it was a smart idea or if it was the best idea to smash it when it got under the outline thing but i hope it’s dead and it never comes back.

[@christianstill]

there is one that is literally squished in my monitor. i tried using my electirc toothbrushb and everything nothing works

[@markigster]

Will this work on my Laptop screen? I got 3 small tiny bugs on my screen 😭

[@Jsquiggles]

Bruh the bug got squished and now there is a small dot of dark orange on my screen smh

[@wildanS]

Eventually the bacteria will devour it over the course of the next decade lol.

[@green82929]

same :/

[@rjbruh]

Same here hahahah

[@camelCased]

That's a death pixel.

[@AquaticBlaze]

I have 9 of them

[@troylandzerep8045]

didnt work the ant is stil on the screen and its dead

[@peanutcruncher1349]

what brush was used? mine isn't doing shit

[@syamalagpillai]

bro I would have used this method but mine is an LCD screen so what should I do and I dont have any electronic brush or anything

[@darrenjulian]

For the fur electric toothbrush can i choose whatever fur i want in there? or only that is the one that works? and will this damage my laptop screen?

[@chunchun6176]

you have to wait it to dry at least like 1-2 days if u do it right away it's hard bcz it have some kind of water from squished bug

[@nuxo9234]

thanks for the Information

[@alfandev]

is it safe for Macbook display?

[@mamduzegobebzona]

@DannoKaBlammo Will it work on a squished bug???

[@gamingnesia5317]

I use my vibration on my phone ..dead ant stuck inside my Led tv now is gone going to the bottom on my tv screen and this method is work's thanks dude...

[@PedroCaetano123]

With the vibration of my phone didn't work for me. I tried several times, but the bug still remains dead and static as it was before.

[@crescintvanguardia6018]

Nice idea.. i think im gonna try this since i dont have an electric toothbrush.. im planning to buy one online but i know it will took long to arrive

[@gamingnesia5317]

You can Also use a Suction Cup for Glass like Suction for car window

[@kerairene]

I dont have electric toothbrush, what other option can I use?

[@kokowoch]

currently watching this with ants crawling inside my monitor, and i thought it was from your video lmao

[@justadog8011]

I have a tablet and I don’t think I own an electric toothbrush. I do have some sort of vibrating massage thing that’s pretty big though. Also the bug inside my screen is an ant and it died unfortunately so now I’m stuck. What do I do?

[@xcheeesehead7307]

Same but with my tv

[@anshithSKumar]

Does this work on laptops?

[@syed3646]

Does this work for squashed bug Asus vg259qm

[@herman5373]

oohhhgg it still does not mooovveeeew!!!!

[@VicXD12315]

What if dont own an electric toothbrush? (please send help)

[@mystic5654]

I’ve accidentally squished a bug on my gaming monitor thinking it was on the surface but I’ve killed it underneath the screen. I’ve tried this method and it doesn’t work neither does the suction cup, do I have to wait for the bug to dry out or actually get It opened?

[@fisterblister]

I got mine stuck to bro idk what to do

[@mystic5654]

@@fisterblister probably have to wait for the bug to dry out then try the method again i guess and if that doesn’t work gonna have to get someone to clean it cause my ocd is going crazy

[@fisterblister]

@@mystic5654 same bro what monitor are u using that little fucker isnt moving an inch

[@gregory7129]

@@mystic5654 and whats your bug fell down??

[@utubechankawai]

I got a damn bug crawling in my screen then died inside... Thanks man ! will try.

[@Jasong22223423423423]

Saw another video where a guy took a suction cup like the kind you see on gps car mounts and he pulled the protective screen out a bit (very very gently) in order to create more space between the panel and the screen. That method combined with this one seems pretty promising.

[@wildanS]

Thick duct tape with a piece stuck together in the middle as a "handle" might work too.

[@DuncanSmart]

@@wildanS Just tried that and it worked perfectly! 👍

[@PpopRise7GoUp]

I tried using my gun body massager and it also works. make sure to not put so much pressure because it might crash your screen/monitor.

[@gabscamps1]

THANK YOU!!!! I tried using my controller to vibrate the screen but it didn't work, so i tried smashing the top and the ant just comically fell, once again, thank you!

[@stevenmyers3647]

My insect is squashed behind the screen. It looks like a little blood spot now. I guess I'll be taking my computer apart. Any other ideas?

[@lime427]

Nah dried blood probably won't go away unless you scrub the inner side

[@codeforest9027]

EWWWWW

[@Rguy8675]

Does this work on a switch lite?

[@kayfivesquad]

what a goat.. thanx for the info .. fast and easy fix. just downloaded a vibration app on my phone and set the speed to 100% and it worked .. thanks once again.

[@ashyxt]

didn't work for me... the bug killed itself with superglue...

[@Nemesis_T_Type]

I don't have an electric toothbrush but I followed your idea of whacking the top of the screen. Actually it's more like tapping it with fingers as fast as possible and the dead ant dropped at the very bottom and it is gone for good.