Whether you agree with the smoking habit or not, one thing that everyone can agree on is that nicotine stains just about everything that it comes into contact with. Every smoker and former smoker knows how important it can be to periodically conduct a cleaning of your home to help remove the nicotine stains. One of the more difficult, and trickier, items to clean seems to be TVs. For whatever reason, cleaning nicotine-stained TVs seems to be just a little more difficult than cleaning other home electronic appliances. Here are a few simple guidelines and options that you can use to help you ensure that your TV gets completely cleaned of any persistent nicotine stains.
While it is not strictly necessary to do so, remember to unplug your television prior to cleaning. Whenever you clean an electronic device it is better to be safe than sorry, so disconnect them from electricity in order to avoid getting a nasty shock.
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