Cleaning the touchscreen

[deckchair]

Hi all,

Have had my e for a few months now and I'm struggling to find an effective solution to removing grease from touchscreen, what do you recommend? (other than sending my kids off for adoption )

[FMIB]

Children and touchscreens don't mix, so you may want to reconsider the adoption route.
In the meantime, on the two digital screens I have had in my cars, I found either a glasses/spectacle wet wipe, such as those by Zeiss/Asda etc or a good microfibre cloth, slightly damp with water.
It looks to have a matt coating on it, so I would suggest the microfibre cloth with water as a first step if not already tried.

[deckchair]

Children and touchscreens don't mix, so you may want to reconsider the adoption route.
In the meantime, on the two digital screens I have had in my cars, I found either a glasses/spectacle wet wipe, such as those by Zeiss/Asda etc or a good microfibre cloth, slightly damp with water.
It looks to have a matt coating on it, so I would suggest the microfibre cloth with water as a first step if not already tried.

Thanks water and microfibre has been the best so far but I'll give the lens wipes a go as well.

[Reuben80]

I always wear finger gloves, those made for gaming. I never have to clean the screens

[FMIB]

Children and touchscreens don't mix, so you may want to reconsider the adoption route.
In the meantime, on the two digital screens I have had in my cars, I found either a glasses/spectacle wet wipe, such as those by Zeiss/Asda etc or a good microfibre cloth, slightly damp with water.
It looks to have a matt coating on it, so I would suggest the microfibre cloth with water as a first step if not already tried.

Thanks water and microfibre has been the best so far but I'll give the lens wipes a go as well.

Best results for me was first using the lens wipe to remove grease, then followed by the damp and then dry microfibre cloths to remove streaks

[HondaR84]

Auto glymm fast glass but spray it on the cloth then wipe over the screen then rotate the cloth and wipe over with the dry side, that's what i do and it works perfect every time. i leave that cloth in the glove box and it usually has enough excess on it to get another clean out of it when your sat charging.

[86swhi]

I bought this stuff ages ago for my monitors and TV's around the house. Works a treat and only need a tiny amount of the spray so lasts forever. £12.99 currently on Amazon UK. Got a bottle to keep in the car (passengers lost her bottle holder - unlucky )

Screen Cleaner Kit - Best LED & LCD TV, Computer Monitor, Laptop iPad Screens – Contains Over 1,572 Sprays in Each Large 16 Ounce Bottle – Includes Premium Microfiber Cloth

[basic]

I’ve found motorcycle visor cleaner and micro fibre work best