Topic: What to use on infotainment screen?

[EV Dan]

Looking for a safe cleaner. Is 50/50 alcohol - distilled water good enough for a car tech screen or will it damage it?
I know to avoid windex type stuff.
What's good among over the counter products, CT, Wally, Amazon?

[rrocket]

Looking for a safe cleaner. Is 50/50 alcohol - distilled water good enough for a car tech screen or will it damage it?
I know to avoid windex type stuff.
What's good among over the counter products, CT, Wally, Amazon?

Honestly, plain old water with a high quality microfiber should clean the screens.

But if you need a product that cleans AND removes micro scratches, Plexus is what you want. Contains no ammonia which is usually what's problematic in other cleaners. A bit pricy, a bit hard to find at times.

Chemical Guys Total Interior is more readily found. They also sell pre moistened towelettes if you don't want a whole spray bottle.

I've also used cellphone/tablet/laptop screen cleaner in a pinch. Called "Whoosh" and made in Canada and comes with microfiber. No ammonia or alcohol.

[tortoise]

I've used this and really liked it, but it was a lot cheaper the last time I bought it.

[EV Dan]

Thanks guys. I'm thinking more like Turtlewax dash and glass' kind of budget 
Maybe Autoglym fast glass, I tried their leather conditioner before and it worked OK.
Good call on Whoosh, I will check for discounts tomorrow.

[rrocket]

Thanks guys. I'm thinking more like Turtlewax dash and glass' kind of budget 
Maybe Autoglym fast glass, I tried their leather conditioner before and it worked OK.
Good call on Whoosh, I will check for discounts tomorrow.

Distilled water and a microfiber is as cheap as it gets.

Or go to the Dollar Store and find some screen cleaner. Just check ingredients.