Digital Innovations Advanced Screen Cleaning Kit

One of my friends has the ScreenDr on his desk at the office. One day fiddling with his bottle I cleaned my cell phone screen. I was AMAZED at how smooth the screen felt and how easy it was to clean. I love the stylish convenient bottle with the built in cleaning cloth storage. My friend explained with repeated use the ScreenDr fills in the tiny scratches helping to smooth out the screen texture again for super slick swipes.I bought a bottle for home, when it arrived my husband asked me what I had ordered. Being a technogeek, when he realized the prize contained within the black bottle he swiped the container before I had a chance to clean my android and Kindle screens! I haven't seen the ScreenDr since!! I see my husband has used it to clean our HDTV screens and his computer screen, but what about MY needs? What about my Kindle and my Droid?? They have needs too! If I cannot figure out where he stashed the bottle I'll have to buy another one - and hide it from HIM this time!!It's easy to use - just spray the included cloth (stored under the cap), wipe, then dry with the opposite side. Fingerprints, skin oils, dust, lint and those sticky gooey spots vanish instantly. No streaks.Information from the packaging:Safety tested for: TVs, computer monitors, laptop screens, cell phones, mp3 players, PDA screens, GPS screens, eBook reader displays, camera displays.* ammonia and alcohol free formula* patent pending* vented cap to allow the cloth to dry preventing mold and mildew* anti-static properties to keep the screen longer in between cleanings.* cloth is machine washableTip: keep the cloth clean by shaking out any debris and washing regularly in warm water.The concentrate is made in the US by digital innovations - everything else is sourced from China.

I have a 2011/2012 model plasma TV (Samsung) and had an absolute nightmare of a time cleaning it with anything else. I am a little crazy and can't stand any streaks, smears, discoloration, etc. on the surface. One day while the TV was off I noticed there were some anomalous specs on the screen, so I broke out a new, dry microfiber cloth and gently wiped it, only to find that the area turned "greenish" and smeary in the reflection. I initially assumed these specs were over-spray from furniture cleaner or something because the smeary area I "cleaned" spread over nearly 2/3 of the 60" screen!After no success with dry cloth I turned to distilled water, then distilled water with some rubbing alcohol, which still didn't help. Every pass left more overlapping streaks. I even made a very mild mixture of warm water with a tiny bit of dish soap (at the suggestion of a well known A/V forum) and it was better but still had streaks and discoloration (purple/green reflections.) I was very gentle but thought at this point I had ruined my screen! Nothing would get rid of the swirls and discoloration.I gave this a shot thinking "why not" and I was FLOORED. In 10 minutes (I had to clean it twice) my screen looked like it just came out of the box. This is the *ONLY* thing I have had success with. I just found another scary spot like my initial story, and in 5 seconds it was cleaned up with no residue. This stuff glides on and dries almost immediately. Sometimes it will leave a tiny streak, but flipping the cloth over to the dry side actually removes it, instead of spreading it.Your mileage may vary (screen coatings are very different manufacturer to manufacturer) but I love this stuff.

The solution is great and gives me a streak free shine on my TV's and laptop screens. I also use it on the frames and glass. The microfiber rag is fairly standard fare, although I would prefer a square one for cleaning out corners and edges. The bottle seems like a rip off at first because it is bulbous at the base and slender at the top, but I've had this product for 2 years and have yet to finish it off.The one complaint I have about the bottle is the cheap plastic and bad design of the cover fitting into the base. When the black cover is pushed down on and snapped into the base, it puts pressure on the upper edge of the base and will eventually crack the edge. I lost a good couple of ounces of solution because of this. As far as I can tell, there is no way to remedy it, because you have to put a muscle into putting the cover on. -so there's no way to do it gently.