Computer screens differ. So, advice on the best way to clean them differs, too, depending on the type of screen you have and how dirty it is. Follow the steps outlined in this guide to clean and ...

Paper towels might seem safe for cleaning glass, but they’re far from your best option. Paper towels tend to leave a linty residue, making glass furniture, windows, and mirrors look dusty. Rather than ...

Disclaimer: PCWorld is not responsible if you turn your computer into a massive paperweight after trying one of the tips you’re about to read. Cleaning a computer isn’t rocket science, but certain ...

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Paper towels are convenient, but not ideal for use on delicate surfaces—they leave lint and scratches. Don't use paper towels on electronic screens, wood, glass, jewelry, or other delicate materials.

You probably spend more time at your computer than anywhere else. But think about it— when was the last time you cleaned your computer? It’s okay. We won’t tell. But having a clean computer can help ...