Home Theater Cleaning Question

[tculverjames]

Hey everyone.

I recently noticed that my home theater setup has accumulated quite a bit of dust and grime,
and I'm a bit hesitant about how to clean it without causing any damage.

I've got a projector, a big-screen TV, various speakers, and all the associated equipment, so it's a bit of a task.
What's your go-to method for cleaning your home theater equipment?

Are there any specific products or techniques you recommend to keep everything in top-notch condition?
I want to make sure I can enjoy the best possible audio and video quality without risking any harm to my gear.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

[tculverjames]

Hey everyone.

I recently noticed that my home theater setup has accumulated quite a bit of dust and grime,
and I'm a bit hesitant about how to clean it without causing any damage.

I've got a projector, a big-screen TV, various speakers, and all the associated equipment, so it's a bit of a task.
What's your go-to method for cleaning your home theater equipment?

Are there any specific products or techniques you recommend to keep everything in top-notch condition?
I want to make sure I can enjoy the best possible audio and video quality without risking any harm to my gear.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated on NAE Cleaning Solutions!

thanks in advance for any input

 

[croseiv]

I use a Swiffer and a micro-blower. Followed by a vacuum cleaner.

 

[BMXTRIX]

Never blow air into a projector - EVER.
I typically just dampen a paper towel and wipe down all surfaces to remove the layers of dust. I use proper LCD cleaner on the front of displays (as appropriate) and do NOT touch the lens of the projector if you can avoid it, but if you must clean it, then use photographic lens cleaners. Like the Nikon Lens Pen cleaning system.

 

[lovinthehd]

Grime?