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This is the best product on the market. I have been on the internet and followed all of the different pieces of advice on how to clean my TV. None of them worked. This product is the only one that made my TV completely streak free. And it's only $10. This is the best stuff I've ever used in my entire 63 years.

I've worked in IT for over 25 years, and this is easily the best product for cleaning screens I've ever used. With 3 kids, our TVs and monitors get cruddy, and I mean downright GROSS. A few quick sprays of this, slight circular motion with the incoluded cloth, and about 15 seconds for it to evaporate and it's like new again.

I just got this product yesterday and was so impressed I needed to come write this review. Skip the individual wipes, and grab a bottle of this. Easily worth the $15 I paid and the bottle will last quite a long time it seems.

The cloth is machine washable apparently, which is awesome. The design of the product where the cloth is always with the bottle is great, as with kids things seem to get misplaced often.

My *only* complaint is that the sprayer was stuck when I first got it. I needed to open and manually dab the cloth on my first attempt. For some reason, the sprayer began working again, and all is good, so if you have this issue, this is worth a shot.

We are living in a scary world, a world that is heading back towards a time with increased infection from antibiotic resistant organisms. We have had the luxury of living in a time with Sir Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin in 1928. Is it not amazing that we have had the use of medical antibiotics for less than 100 years? In that time, we have experienced improved lifespan, decreased infection rates and an explosion in medications and cleaning chemicals. Let us be honest, there is an entire isle of cleaning supplies at Walmart and other Grocery/hardware stores. This is a multi-billion dollar per year industry. There are wipes, sprays, scrubs and various methods of cleaning the world around you. Do you have children? If you answered yes, your world cannot be clean, it is impossible. I love my 3 children, but they are disease factories.

"Daddy, can I play on your phone," says Daniel (7 yr old)? "Mommy can I play on yours," says Samuel (4 year old)? Those of you with children are aware of the babysitter, the smart device. We clean our homes, we vacuum, we spray anti-microbial agents on surfaces to attempt to kill all manner of microbes. However, there is one surface that we often fail to clean, our smart devices.

While perusing CES 2016, I was introduced to Allsop Inc. This company has delivered innovative tech accessory products (computer, mobile devices in the home and office, fitness and decorative solar lighting) across multiple industries, for the past 50 years. While evaluating the many offerings of the booth, I noted a product called Screen Dr. Professional. The company has a variety of sizes for their Screen Dr. Line (2oz, 5oz, 9oz). The chemical is noted to be alcohol free, ammonia free, streak free and is anti microbial. Yes that is correct, antimicrobial. This was posted on the front of their packaging and I found this disgusting: "Did you know? Phones are Often Dirtier than Toilet Seats."
The packaging is a simple blister pack with cardboard backing. You can easily see the product and it describes the capabilities very well. The product I received is the 2 oz bottle (Airline friendly size). The Screen Dr. product is easily removed from the packaging, simply peel up the cardboard and remove the product. I find this easier than the hinged plastic type blister packs with sharp edges. Those are often difficult to open, without destroying everything on the inside. Removing the plastic lid, you are left with three separate pieces: bottle, lid and 6 inch cleaning cloth. The cloth neatly drapes over the bottle and slides back into the lid, for convenient storage. Who has not lost multiple cleaning cloths? The lid is also designed with a vent, allowing the cloth to dry. This ensures that it is dry the next time you need to clean your screen.

When you do remove the outer plastic lid, the microfiber cloth will likely be nested inside the lid. Slide a finger into the lid and gently remove the cloth. Remove the small plastic cap overlying the spray head. Spray the cloth with a mist of the solution. DO NOT SPRAY YOUR DEVICE! Use the cloth to wipe the screen, sides and back of your device. The instructions recommend to clean a cool screen, to reduce streaking. I have had no issues using this on my iPhone 6s Plus (inside of a catalyst waterproof case) and my iPad Air2 (inside of Otterbox defender) before use, during use or after use. This did not cause streaking. I have tried lens cloths alone, water, gentle wet wipes and I have never been satisfied with the way the screen looks. I really hate streaks. Do not use other chemicals/cleaners as they may have products that damage the coating on your devices/screen. Do not use wood based products as they are essentially fine sandpaper. The ScreenDr. formulation is safe for any device.
This works incredibly well. I am really happy with the cleanliness of my screens. Plus, it has the added bonus of reducing bacterial load and reducing future growth/return of bacteria. I do not have any way to test this claim about sanitation, however. I just have to trust hand washing and that their claim is true. If all it does is make my screen shiny and fingerprint free, it is worth it. If it truly reduces bacterial presence, it surpasses even the 5/5 star rating. It is convenient that it is an all in 1 system. The 2 oz bottle is airline friendly, and should fit into the standard quart sized ziplock bag. This would be a wonderful gift for the techie in your life.

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